Tom and Jerry #315
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Clay Pigeons," Tom tries to steal the spotlight—literally—by hijacking Jerry and Tuffy’s clay pottery venture, only to accidentally become the inspiration for a new line of rubber toys. Harvey Eisenberg’s expressive art brings the chaotic, slapstick rivalry to life, capturing every misstep and mishap in crisp, dynamic detail.
When Tom hijacks Jerry and Tuffy’s clay pottery shop, their classic rivalry takes a surprising turn—accidentally crafting clay molds of themselves that inspire a wildly successful line of rubber toys. As the rich yachtsman and a crowd of customers flock to buy the playful replicas, Tom’s attempt to steal the spotlight backfires in the most unorthodox way.
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