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Tom & Jerry Comics #151 cover
Cover: Harvey Eisenberg

Tom & Jerry Comics #151

Feb 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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In "A Gopher Sticks It to Droopy," Fuzzy and Wuzzy take matters into their own paws when their lazy Uncle Barney fakes being sick to stay in bed, setting off a classic, slapstick scheme that echoes the kind of high-stakes hustle seen in any good comic book adventure. With art by Lynn Karp and a cover by Harvey Eisenberg, this 1957 Dell comic delivers pure, no-frills mischief in a 10-cent package.

Contains 7 stories
A Gopher Sticks It to Droopy
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
DroopyDroopy’s mastergopher (arm and hand only)
Tom Builds a Better Mousetrap
10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
TomJerryTuffycity's mayorlots of street micecity office workers
Tyke and Mike
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
SpikeTykeshaggy puplong-eared pupMike (Tyke's look-alike)pet shop proprietorpet shop customer

Tyke’s search for a playmate leads him to a pet shop window, where he spots Mike—a look-alike pup who’s practically his twin. Chaos unfolds when Spike and a pet shop customer each end up with the wrong puppy, setting off a mix-up that’s as funny as it is heartwarming.

It's in the Cards
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Barney BearFuzzyWuzzycard shop proprietorvarious neighborhood residentssoda jerkpostmandoctor

When lazy Uncle Barney fakes being sick to stay in bed, Fuzzy and Wuzzy take matters into their own paws, determined to earn enough money to pay for a doctor—using a scheme that’ll feel instantly familiar to fans of classic comic book antics. From the card shop to the soda shop, the neighborhood buzzes with unexpected hustle as the boys navigate a series of wacky, card-based misadventures.

From Play Gun to Ray Gun
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Wuff the Prairie DogSammy SquirrelCharlie CoyoteArchie ArmadilloAce Glass Company truck driver

Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel pull off a clever prank on Charlie Coyote, using a sheet of plate glass and some well-placed tricks to convince him that toy "space guns" from Archie Armadillo's Trading Post are dangerous ray guns. With the help of a passing Ace Glass Company truck driver, their antics escalate in classic slapstick fashion.

Wishy-Washingtons
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
TomJerryTuffySpike
No-Go Pogo
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
JerryTuffykid on pogo sticknovelty store salesman

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Full credits

artist, inker Lynn Karp
letterer Rome Siemon
cover pencils, inks Harvey Eisenberg

Reprints

Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #236 (1967), Tom and Jerry #237 (1967), Tom and Jerry #241 (1968), Tom and Jerry #243 (1969), Tom and Jerry #250 (1970), Tom and Jerry #256 (1971), Tom and Jerry #293 (1977), Tom and Jerry #306 (1978), Tom and Jerry #315 (1979), Tom & Jerry #9/1981 (1981), Tom & Jerry #10/1982 (1982), Tom & Jerry #12/1982 (1982), Tom & Jerry #6/1990 (1990), Tom & Jerry #12/1995 (1995), Tom og Jerry #7/2014 (2014), Tom and Jerry Comics #105, Tom und Jerry Comic-Ferien-Sonderheft #2, Tom und Jerry Sonderheft #21

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