Tom and Jerry Annual #1974
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1974 annual collects a series of comic strips and illustrated stories featuring the classic cat-and-mouse duo Tom and Jerry, originally published by World Distributors. It includes a mix of slapstick adventures and seasonal content typical of British annuals from the era, aimed at young readers. The volume is part of the Tom and Jerry Annual series, which ran for several years in the UK during the 1970s and 1980s.
In "Junk Yard Jamboree," Tom, a rookie ranger at Yellowrock National Game Reserve, faces his first real challenge: tracking down the elusive Phantom Poacher, who’s vanishing protected animals without a trace. With help from stowaways Jerry and Tuffy, who’ve stowed away in his gear, Tom must navigate the reserve’s tangled secrets—before the mystery gets out of hand. Art by Harvey Eisenberg, with coloring by the Western Publishing Production Shop.
In "Junk Yard Jamboree," Tom, usually content with chasing Jerry, finds himself drawn into a whimsical game of make-believe with Jerry and Tuffy, turning discarded scraps in a junkyard into grand treasures. What starts as playful mockery quickly sparks Tom’s own imagination, blurring the line between pretend and obsession.
Tom, a rookie ranger at Yellowrock National Game Reserve, takes on his first assignment: tracking down the elusive Phantom Poacher, who’s mysteriously snatching protected animals. With help from stowaway troublemakers Jerry and Tuffy, he’ll need more than a badge to solve the case — especially when the chief ranger, a bear, a deer, and even the sneaky Tiny are all suspects.
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↩ Reprints Tom and Jerry #220 (1964), Tom and Jerry #221 (1964), Tom and Jerry #222 (1965)
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