Tom & Jerry Comics #166
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "null," Tom's latest scheme takes a chaotic turn when he convinces the mice to build him a boat—only to accidentally steal one belonging to a dog. The dog, determined to get his boat back, tries every trick in the book, until he finally improvises with a doghouse the mice have constructed, turning it into a makeshift vessel.
In "null," Barney tries to enjoy a quiet day of fishing, leaving the cubs behind to keep busy with birdcatching. But when they net a kingfisher who happens to be fishing himself, the tables turn—and Barney’s peaceful morning quickly goes off the hook.
In a town overrun by spring fever, a burst of unexpected energy arrives when the mice discover a mysterious spring tonic. Tom, fueled by the strange brew, becomes so lively that the king, impressed, puts him on display on the balcony—where he must endure the townsfolk’s playful scorn.
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Reprinted in Tom und Jerry #59 (1958), Tom and Jerry #252 (1970), Tom and Jerry #318 (1979), Tom and Jerry #319 (1979), Expressinho #2 (1994), Tom und Jerry #13, Tom und Jerry Sonderheft #29
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