Tom & Jerry Comics #173
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this festive 1958 issue of Tom & Jerry Comics, the classic cat and mice venture outdoors to chop down a tree for Christmas, but their plans take a quirky turn when a persistent bird tries to convince them to cut down his tree so he can join them for the winter. With Harvey Eisenberg handling both the interior art and cover pencils, and John Liggera inking the interiors, this lighthearted holiday tale blends classic slapstick with seasonal charm—a 10-cent slice of early comic book whimsy.
In this festive 1958 tale from Tom & Jerry Comics #173, Tom and Jerry find themselves outside with a chainsaw, ready to chop down a tree for Christmas—only to be interrupted by a persistent bird who’s desperate to swap his chilly perch for a warm spot inside their cozy home. With the holiday spirit in the air and a little seasonal chaos on the way, the usual rivalry takes a backseat to a very unusual winter plan.
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Reprinted in Tom und Jerry #1 (1959), Tom and Jerry #333 (1981), Tom and Jerry #340 (1982)
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