Tom & Jerry #10/1983
In "Muntre markmus," Tom flees the heat for a farm job, only to be outmaneuvered by Jerry and Tuffy’s country cousins—twins who look just like them. When Tom tricks the cousins into swapping lives, the real Jerry and Tuffy swap back, donning the cousins’ clothes to pull a prank on Tom in his new home.
In "Fengselsflukten," Happy Hund finds his day off ruined when a prisoner escapes from Alca-Sing Prison just as he’s heading out to fish. Despite his quiet plans, the fugitive keeps turning up in the most inconvenient places, turning Happy’s peaceful outing into a series of frantic, misdirected encounters.
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↩ Reprints Our Gang Comics #9 (1944), Our Gang Comics #14 (1944), Tom & Jerry Comics #125 (1954), M-G-M's Tom & Jerry's Summer Fun #3 (1956), Tom and Jerry #274 (1973)
Reprinted in Tom & Jerry #3/1990 (1990), Tom & Jerry #5/1991 (1991), Bruno Bjørn og Benny Burro #[02] (1992), Tom & Jerry #11/1995 (1995), Tom & Jerry #7/1996 (1996)
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