Tom & Jerry Comics #132
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ball Catcher," Flip and Dip's attempt to safely swim in a jungle pool takes a slippery turn when they trap a lobster to keep it from pinching them—only for Mom to turn the creature into supper. The lobster’s unexpected fate serves up a twist neither kid saw coming, proving even the smallest creature can outwit the biggest plans. Art by Ken Champin and a cover by Harvey Eisenberg bring the antics to life in this 1955 Dell classic.
When a mysterious figure known as The Petnapper begins snatching pets across town, Jerry and Tuffy grow increasingly nervous—until Tom, ever the skeptic, becomes the latest victim. Now, with Tom gone and the streets crawling with suspicion, Jerry and Tuffy must navigate the chaos, racing to save their friend before the Petnapper strikes again.
Droopy, ever the gentleman, decides he wants a following of his own after spotting kittens trailing a cat and chicks marching behind a hen. Inspired, he rounds up a few wormlets and sets off with a proud strut, leading a parade of tiny followers he’s assembled himself.
Flip and Dip think they’ve outsmarted the jungle pool’s fearsome lobster by trapping it—until Mom turns the tables and serves it up for supper. Even as the star of the Monkeys’ meal, the lobster proves too clever to be outdone, delivering a final, unexpected twist that leaves the kids stunned.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #230 (1966), Tom and Jerry #245 (1969), Tom and Jerry #310 (1978), Tom & Jerry #7/1980 (1980), Tom & Jerry #8/1980 (1980), Tom & Jerry #13/1981 (1981), Tom & Jerry #2/1982 (1982), Tom en Jerry vakantieboek #4 (1985), Tom & Jerry #67, Tom und Jerry #36
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