Tom & Jerry Comics #126
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Clay Pigeons," Tom hijacks Jerry and Tuffy’s new clay pottery venture, turning their workshop into a chaotic clash of wits and claws. The resulting mayhem accidentally molds clay casts of Tom and Jerry, which the clever mice repurpose into rubber toys that outshine Tom’s stolen creations. Harvey Eisenberg handles pencils and inks for both the story and cover, bringing the classic rivalry to life with playful precision.
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Tom muscles his way into taking over Jerry and Tuffy's new clay pottery business. Their adversarial antics result in the unintentional creation of clay cat and mouse casts (formed to their respective shapes), which Jerry and Tuffy use to make rubber cat and mouse toys - that outsell Tom's purloined pottery.
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