Tom and Jerry #336
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nuts about Nuts," Wuff stumbles upon a leprechaun trapped in a cactus and earns a magical flower as a reward—though his friends later swap it for a prettier one without knowing its true power. With cleverness and a little help from his unexpected gift, Wuff finds a way to outwit stronger foes, proving that brains can beat brawn. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Veve Risto (with inks and letters also by Risto), this 1981 Western comic offers a sprightly, whimsical adventure in a 50-cent package.
When Jerry can't resist cracking open walnuts—much to Tom's growing frustration—Tuffy steps in to help, only to find himself outmaneuvered when Jerry teams up with the bird Dicky. What starts as a simple nut-based rivalry spirals into a chaotic chase, but even the most determined efforts can't keep anyone from succumbing to the irresistible crunch.
In "Misplaced Magic," Wuff lends a hand to a leprechaun trapped in a cactus, earning a magical flower that grants surprising strength. When his friends swap it for a prettier bloom, Wuff still finds clever ways to outwit stronger foes—proving that brains can beat magic.
When the forest heats up, The King seeks relief—only to find himself caught in the middle of Tom’s latest chase and the mice’s clever antics, which accidentally spark a wildfire. Once the flames are doused, the King turns the chaos into a game, handing out fans for a breezy battle of wits and wit.
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