Tom & Jerry Comics #164
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom Dell's long-running MGM adaptation comes this 1958 entry in the beloved series, with a cover by Harvey Eisenberg that captures the duo's eternal rivalry in fine form. Tom clings to a swinging tire while Jerry and a smaller mouse — clinging to a pair of pliers dangling below — taunt him from just out of reach, the whole scene teetering with that perfect mix of menace and mischief. At just a dime, it's a charming snapshot of mid-century funny-animal comics at their most playful.
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Senor Raton, the richest mouse south of the border, travels north of the border searching for a safe place for he and his money to settle down. Wuff and Sammy welcome him and are delighted to find that Senor Raton will spend money to improve the community - if he deems it to be safe enough. One problem is the bandit The Armadillo Kid, who is also delighted at the prospect of a new wealthy resident - and can easily make the community unsafe.
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