Tom & Jerry Comics #146
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Big Fan of Ice Cream," Tom finds himself caught in a bizarre game of swaps when a mysterious trade rat steals what he values most—his ice cream—and leaves behind something unexpected. As chaos unfolds, Jerry and Tuffy take up the strange ritual, trading random items for Tom’s food while pointing fingers at the elusive culprit. With Harvey Eisenberg handling pencils, inks, and letters, and Jack Cosgriff scripting the antics, this 1956 Dell classic delivers classic slapstick with a twist, all on a cover by Eisenberg.
Tom finds himself outwitted by a clever Trader Rat who swaps what he wants for something unexpected—leaving Tom with a series of baffling trades. As chaos unfolds, Jerry and Tuffy take up the habit, trading random items for Tom’s food while pointing fingers at the elusive Trader Rat.
When the mistress discovers muddy paw prints on her rug, Snowball hatches a scheme to pin the blame on Spike, leading to a whirlwind of chaos as the laundry lady arrives and the house descends into a flurry of mistaken identities and slapstick antics.
When the mayor declares "Get a Pet Day," Jerry and Tuffy see a chance to adopt a new companion—until Tom seizes the opportunity to become their pet, demanding treats, toys, and constant attention. Now the tables are turned as the mice try to manage their over-the-top, spoiled "pet" in a whirlwind of chaos and comedic demands.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #236 (1967), Tom and Jerry #252 (1970), Tom and Jerry #293 (1977), Tom and Jerry #294 (1977), Tom and Jerry #295 (1977), Tom & Jerry #12/1982 (1982), Tom & Jerry #8/1983 (1983), Tom & Jerry #95, Tom und Jerry Sonderheft #13
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