Tom & Jerry Comics #137
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rabbit-Trapper Tom," Tom’s trapping season is just hours away, and Jerry and Tuffy are determined to stop him—no matter how wild their plan gets. With clever traps and a few well-placed signs, they stage a scene that makes it look like Tom’s already breaking the rules, all to protect the bunnies. Harvey Eisenberg’s expressive art brings the chaos to life, with sharp inks and vivid colors from the Western Publishing Production Shop, while Jack Cosgriff’s script keeps the pace tight and the humor sharp.
When trapping season looms just one day away, Jerry and Tuffy team up to stop Tom from hunting bunnies—by setting up a clever prank that makes it look like he’s already breaking the rules, all in front of the game warden.
When Charlie Coyote starts chasing Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel, Wuff tries a clever distraction—offering Charlie a mysterious case full of oil painting supplies, hoping the coyote’s focus will shift to art. But Charlie’s suspicious mind immediately assumes the case holds a bomb, turning a simple prank into a tense game of wits.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #234 (1967), Tom and Jerry #236 (1967), Tom and Jerry #249 (1970), Tom and Jerry #303 (1978), Tom and Jerry #315 (1979), Tom & Jerry #13/1981 (1981), Tom & Jerry #3/1983 (1983), Tom & Jerry #10/1989 (1989), Tom og Jerry Aktivitetshefte; Tom og Jerry Aktivitet #6/2015 (2015), Tom und Jerry #51
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