Tom and Jerry Summer Fun #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nutcracker (Not So) Sweet," Little Quacker’s crying hiccups and Jerry’s matching hiccup fit make for a comical case of synchronized distress. Desperate for a scare to cure themselves, they enlist Tom—reluctantly, since he’d rather nap—leading to a chase that’s less about danger and more about just getting him to move. Harvey Eisenberg’s expressive art brings the slapstick chaos to life, with his distinctive pencils defining the cover and the story’s energetic, mischievous spirit.
Tom’s delicate cake teeters on the edge of perfection, but Jerry and Tuffy are determined to crack a mountain of walnuts—right in the same room. With every sharp crack echoing through the house, the stakes rise as the cake’s fate hangs by a thread.
Tom takes a night watchman job at a toy store, paid a dollar per mouse caught—only to face a chaotic night when a carton of dancing toy mice comes to life, joining Jerry and Tuffy in a whirlwind of mischief. With the store overrun and the rules of the job quickly unraveling, Tom’s quiet shift turns into a full-blown chase.
Droopy’s quest to bury his prized bone takes an unexpected turn when he’s recruited as the mascot for a ship bound for a tropical island in search of Bluebeard’s treasure. As the ship’s crew and captain grow increasingly baffled by his constant bone-hiding antics, the journey becomes a series of escalating mishaps — all while Droopy remains blissfully unaware of the chaos he’s causing.
Spike tries to impress Tyke with a grand gesture: uprooting a tree to transplant it in their yard, hoping to spark wonder in the young pup. But when a pair of squirrels and a bluebird return to their old home in the new tree, things get lively—especially when a playful kitten shows up to stir the chaos.
Jerry and Tuffy set up a makeshift camp by a backyard pond, pretending it’s a luxury lakeside getaway—until a sly frog shows up, charging them outrageous "resort fees" for the use of what’s supposed to be a free public pond.
When Little Quacker’s sudden crying fits trigger Jerry’s own hiccup epidemic, the duo hatches a desperate plan: scare themselves out of it with a full-blown chase from Tom. But Tom, in no mood for antics, is less than thrilled—until the unlikely pair push him into action, turning his suspicion into full-blown fright.
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↩ Reprints M-G-M's Tom & Jerry's Summer Fun #1 (1954), Tom & Jerry Comics #130 (1955), Tom & Jerry Comics #131 (1955), M-G-M's Tom & Jerry's Summer Fun #3 (1956), Dell Giant #21 (1959)
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