Tom and Jerry #340
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tuckering-Out Bout," Tom and the mice team up for a festive holiday task—chopping down a tree for Christmas—only to find their plans interrupted by a clever snowbird with a winter escape in mind. With Harvey Eisenberg handling both the interior art and cover pencils, and John Liggera inking the action, this 1982 Western Publishing gem delivers classic slapstick charm in a seasonal setting, all in a 60-cent comic from the golden age of the series.
Tom and Jerry set out to chop down a tree for Christmas, but their plans take a wobbly turn when a clever snowbird swoops in with a winter-warming proposal—convincing them to cut down his tree so he can cozy up with the mice and the possum family for the season. With Tuffy and the rabbit family watching from the sidelines, the holiday hustle takes an unexpected twist as old habits and new schemes collide in the snow.
When a rogue apple knocks Tom flat while he’s pedaling through a dense orchard, he quickly repurposes his bicycle into a makeshift helmet—proving that even in a pinch, a little ingenuity can keep the head protected.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #173 (1958), Tom & Jerry Comics #210 (1962)
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