Tom & Jerry Comics #115
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "George Washing-Tom," Tom takes a rare vow of peace on George Washington’s birthday, promising to spare Jerry and Tuffy—if they promise not to lie. With the stakes set by the Founding Father’s famed honesty, the trio navigates a day of tricky truths and playful deception, all drawn in classic 1954 style by Harvey Eisenberg, whose pencils define the cover and bring the antics to life.
On George Washington’s birthday, Tom makes a solemn promise to lay off Jerry and Tuffy—just for the day—on one condition: they must tell only the truth. With the stakes set, the trio navigates a day of playful deception, where honesty becomes the most dangerous game of all.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #223 (1965), Tom and Jerry #233 (1966), Tom & Jerry #5/1980 (1980), Tom y Jerry #33
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