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Tom & Jerry Comics #141 cover
Cover: Harvey Eisenberg

Tom & Jerry Comics #141

Apr 1956 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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In "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.

Contains 8 stories
Homemade Houseboat
10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
TomJerryTuffy
The Great Bone Bank Robbery
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
SpikeTykeother dogskittengopher

Spike and Tyke run a bone bank in their yard, offering to guard bones for neighborhood dogs in exchange for a share of the haul—five bones in, one bone out. But when a clever kitten grows tired of the constant dog traffic, she hatches a plan to disrupt the operation.

A Tree Too Flexible
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
FlipDipPop
Getting Pop Over a Barrel
2 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
FlipDipMomPopturtlejungle birdlion

Flip and Dip turn an old barrel into a makeshift ferry, hoping to ferry their friends across the river—only to find their business is a flop when everyone just swims or flies. But when Pop’s carelessness gives the barrel a new purpose, the twins discover a surprisingly profitable twist.

Zoo Little, Zoo Late
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Barney BearFuzzyWuzzypolice officerdesk sergeantzoo keeper
Charlie's Geyser Counter
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Wuff the Prairie DogSammy SquirrelCharlie Coyotecrowd of tough customers

Charlie Coyote sets up a fake geyser counter to trick Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel into following him into the desert, claiming it can detect hidden geysers—though his real plan is far less about geology and far more about outsmarting his rivals. With a crowd of tough customers watching, the scheme unfolds in a desert showdown of wits, where the line between treasure and trickery starts to blur.

Baby Bottled-Up
2 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
JerryTuffybaby
To Hide a Bone
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Tykebone-stealing doghuman

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Full credits

artist, inker Phil De Lara
letterer Rome Siemon
cover pencils, inks Harvey Eisenberg

Reprints

Reprinted in Tom og Jerry #13 (1959), Tom and Jerry #230 (1966), Tom and Jerry #232 (1966), Tom and Jerry #233 (1966), Tom and Jerry #250 (1970), Tom and Jerry #304 (1978), Tom and Jerry #311 (1978), Tom & Jerry #1/1979 (1979), Tom & Jerry #7/1980 (1980), Tom & Jerry #3/1983 (1983), Tom & Jerry #4/1983 (1983), Tom & Jerry julehefte #1988 (1988), Tom & Jerry #44, Tom und Jerry #31

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