Tom & Jerry Comics #139
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Droopy Clocks-In," the ever-resourceful Droopy finds himself shivering in the cold after his outdoor doghouse proves no match for winter’s bite. With a clever twist of ingenuity, he repurposes the wooden casing of a clock from his master’s fireplace mantle into a snug new home—turning timekeeping into a cozy retreat. Art by Harvey Eisenberg, both interior and on the cover, brings the seasonal charm and humor to life in this 1956 Dell classic.
When winter's chill proves too much for his outdoor doghouse, Droopy takes shelter indoors, repurposing the wooden casing of a clock from his master’s fireplace mantle into a cozy new home—complete with a few clever adjustments.
In "null," Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy find themselves in a surprisingly tense situation when they stumble upon their landlord’s hidden fortune—turning their carefree days into a flurry of greed and anxiety. With the landlord suddenly free from his financial burden, the trio must navigate the chaos of their newfound wealth before letting it go entirely.
In "null," Spike and his young son Tyke try to sneak a leash into the butcher shop under the cover of a new ordinance requiring dogs to be leashed—only to find their return route blocked by a clever cat who’s not about to let them slip by without a little mischief of their own.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #232 (1966), Tom and Jerry #234 (1967), Tom and Jerry #244 (1969), Tom and Jerry #305 (1978), Tom & Jerry #1/1979 (1979), Tom & Jerry #10/1981 (1981), Tom & Jerry #4/1983 (1983), Tom und Jerry #52
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