Tom & Jerry Comics #163
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chilled to the Bone," Tom & Jerry Comics #163 delivers a playful, interactive twist on classic classroom and diner antics, with Grumpy Gus, Heroine Nell, and Sam reacting to everyday frustrations in both straight-laced and 1950s teen-speak. The issue’s clever format invites readers to join in by filling in their own responses to the scenarios, blending humor and nostalgia. Cover by Harvey Eisenberg captures the era’s zany energy with bold, expressive lines.
Tom’s latest trap fails spectacularly—again—until he decides to aim higher, building a grand, elaborate scheme to catch a pair of bank robbers. But when the real robbers show up, Tom’s plan might just be too big for even his cleverest cat instincts to handle.
When Tyke tricks Spike into thinking he’s in trouble just to avoid being left alone, the older dogs head out for a cat hunt—leaving Spike stuck with the job. With a mischievous squirrel and the ever-lazy Lazy Bones around, can Spike keep up appearances and still enjoy the adventure, or will his babysitting duties catch up with him?
When the King bans dueling to end the constant clanking of swords, the Mouse Musketeers—Jerry and Tuffy—and M'sieur Poosycat find clever, mischievous ways to keep their rivalry alive, all while trying to stay one step ahead of royal rules.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #235 (1967), Tom and Jerry #238 (1967), Tom and Jerry #316 (1979), Tom and Jerry #324 (1979), Tom & Jerry #6/1980 (1980), Tom & Jerry #8/1980 (1980), Expressinho #6 (1994), Tom and Jerry Annual #1 (1994), Tom och Jerry #6/1967
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