Tom & Jerry Comics #141
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Homemade Houseboat," Spike and Tyke run a bustling bone bank in their yard, where neighborhood dogs stash their bones in exchange for a share of the loot—so long as the duo keeps watch. When a clever kitten grows tired of the constant dog traffic, it hatches a plan to disrupt the operation. With Phil De Lara handling both pencils and inks, and Harvey Eisenberg bringing the chaos to life on the cover, this 1956 Dell comic delivers classic slapstick with a side of canine bureaucracy.
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Spike and Tyke have turned their yard into a "bone bank", a place where all the neighborhood dogs can bury their bones. For every five bones the dogs bury, Spike and Tyke get one bone for themselves for keeping watch on them. A mischievous kitten, tired of the constant dog-traffic, schemes to undermine Spike and Tyke's enterprise.
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