Tom and Jerry #327
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Space Man," Jerry and Tuffy enlist a wind-up toy to stage a prank, making Tom believe a tiny spaceman has been leaving footprints in his freshly laid cement walk. With Harvey Eisenberg handling both art and inks for the story and the cover, this 1980 Western Publishing comic captures the classic mischief with a playful sci-fi twist.
When a wind-up toy keeps leaving tiny footprints in Tom’s freshly laid cement walk, Jerry and Tuffy seize the moment to convince Tom a real space man has arrived—turning a simple prank into a full-blown mystery. With Tom convinced by the evidence, the chase and chaos unfold in classic fashion, all while the real culprit remains a tiny, winding secret.
When the Mouse Musketeers and M'sieur Poosycat hatch a plan to sneak into the castle for a cozy day indoors, they convince the King to attend the peasants' masquerade party in disguise—setting the stage for a day of mischief, mistaken identities, and plenty of winter warmth.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #185 (1959), Tom & Jerry Comics #186 (1960), Tom & Jerry Comics #188 (1960)
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