Tom & Jerry Comics #144
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bluebird of Happiness," Uncle Barney tries a new approach to keep Fuzzy and Wuzzy out of his yard by enrolling them in the Junior Forester's Club, hoping their time in the woods will keep them busy. But as any good prankster knows, even the best-laid plans can backfire—especially when the woods have a mind of their own. The story, illustrated with crisp, expressive art by Lynn Karp and colored by the Western Publishing Production Shop, features a cover by Harvey Eisenberg that captures the whimsy and chaos of the classic duo’s misadventures.
When Barney Bear tries to keep Fuzzy and Wuzzy out of his yard by enrolling them in the Junior Forester's Club, he doesn’t expect the boys to take their new role seriously—especially when the troop’s activities lead them deep into the woods. With the Chief Junior Forester and his troop members in tow, the day’s plans quickly spiral into chaos, and Barney soon learns that the woods aren’t so far away after all.
Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel hit the dunes with their new mail-order skis, carving joyful trails across the sand—until Charlie Coyote, armed with a makeshift ski rig and a growling stomach, takes up the chase.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #224 (1965), Tom and Jerry #251 (1970), Tom and Jerry #307 (1978), Tom & Jerry #4/1982 (1982), Tom & Jerry #120, Tom und Jerry #33, Tom und Jerry #37
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