Tom & Jerry Comics #113
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cold Dis-Comfort," Spike and Tyke find themselves in a frosty predicament after thwarting a robbery at the neighborhood butcher shop on a zero-degree day. Grateful for their help, the butcher rewards them with a wrapped, frozen steak—leaving the duo to figure out what to do with it when the temperature won’t let them even thaw it. The story, drawn with crisp detail by Lynn Karp and inked by Harvey Eisenberg, captures the classic slapstick charm of the era, with the cover by Eisenberg perfectly framing the chilly chaos.
Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy hop a freight train bound for Florida, hoping to escape the winter chill—only to find themselves locked in a chilly refrigerated rail car, where the cold is far from comfortable.
When the late hour drags on and Mooseface McElk shows no sign of leaving, Barney Bear and Benny Burro are left wondering how they’ll ever get some sleep—especially with their stubborn guest still holding court. The night’s getting longer, and even a cop might not be enough to help them out of this furry predicament.
On a zero-degree day, Spike and Tyke team up to stop a steak-robber at the neighborhood butcher shop, earning a wrapped frozen steak as a reward from the grateful butcher. Now, with the frosty weather making the steak nearly impossible to handle, the duo faces the chilly challenge of what to do with their icy prize—especially with the master, mistress, and even a passing cop all watching.
Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel strap on homemade gliding wings, eager to soar across the prairie. But their flight is cut short when the hungry Charlie Coyote hijacks Elroy Eagle to chase them through the sky, sending the bear cubs and mama bear scrambling below.
Barney Bear hands his nephews Fuzzy and Wuzzy five dollars to invest, challenging them to turn a profit. When they’re tricked into buying a broken-down old horse from Farmer Fox, the boys find themselves in a sticky situation—until they come up with a clever way to make the most of their unlikely purchase.
Droopy, ever the picture of calm, sets his sights on a massive turkey for dinner—only to find the bird isn’t quite as cooperative as he’d hoped. With a steely gaze and a well-placed axe, Droopy’s meal prep takes a surprising turn when the big angry turkey refuses to play along.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #223 (1965), Tom and Jerry #228 (1966), Tom and Jerry #234 (1967), Tom og Jerry "Fin fisk" #1 (1970), Tom and Jerry Annual #1971 (1971), Tom & Jerry #2/1979 (1979), Tom en Jerry vakantieboek #4 (1985), Tom & Jerry julehefte #1988 (1988), Schweinchen Dick #132/133, Tom and Jerry Annual #1972, Tom & Jerry #45, Tom & Jerry #55, Tom & Jerry #62, Tom y Jerry #31
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