Tom & Jerry Comics #124
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Droopy the News(paper) Hound," Wuff and Sammy try to scare off Charlie Coyote with a fake bounty sign, but the cunning coyote has a twist: he slips into an old alligator costume to stay near them—just in case they make a good stew. Vivie Risto handles art, inks, and letters with playful precision, while Harvey Eisenberg’s cover captures the chaos in bold, dynamic lines. A 10-cent comic from 1954, it’s a classic desert showdown with a costume twist you won’t see coming.
On a chilly night, Spike and Tyke enjoy the luxury of an electrically heated doghouse, their master’s thoughtful gift. But their cozy peace is disrupted by a mischievous kitten determined to share the warmth—leading to a series of playful pranks that test the dogs’ patience and their willingness to welcome an unlikely guest.
Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel try to scare off Charlie Coyote with a fake bounty sign, but instead of running, Charlie dons an old alligator costume from his disguise drawer, hoping to stay close to his friends—though his true intentions might not be so friendly. With two museum zoologists on the scene, the desert showdown takes a surprisingly slippery turn.
Droopy stands his ground against a fierce bulldog, refusing to flinch—until the moment the bulldog turns away, at which point he bolts in a panic. The astonished passerby watches it all unfold, caught between disbelief and amusement.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #226 (1965), Tom and Jerry #229 (1966), Tom and Jerry #302 (1978), Tom and Jerry #317 (1979), Tom & Jerry #1/1980 (1980), Tom & Jerry #2/1980 (1980), Tom & Jerry #6/1984 (1984), Tom & Jerry #57, Tom & Jerry [Tom och Jerry] #6/1984
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