Tom & Jerry Comics #175
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Far-Fetched Yarn," Fuzzy and Wuzzy’s latest escape from bath time takes a waddling turn when Uncle Barney gifts them a baby duckling, hoping the creature’s natural love for water will finally get them wet—on purpose. With the duckling leading the way, the mischievous nephews must follow the feathered trail, but can they resist the urge to stay dry while playing follow-the-leader? Penciled and inked by Lynn Karp, with colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop and lettering by Rome Siemon, this 1959 Dell classic features a cover by Harvey Eisenberg.
When Charlie Coyote’s creaking door and rattling windows make it impossible to sneak up on his friends, Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel know trouble’s near. With the general store refusing to sell oil “for the good of the community,” Charlie sets out to dig his own well—just to get a little peace (and a better chance at catching his playmates).
When the King’s prized spectacles go missing, the Mouse Musketeers and M'sieur Poosycat set aside their rivalry to track them down—with Old Schnozzle, the King’s loyal bloodhound, leading the hunt. But with a reward on the line, even the cat isn’t above trying to steal the glory from the mice.
Fuzzy and Wuzzy, ever the avoiders of baths, find themselves handed a baby duckling by Uncle Barney—his clever plan to get them wet without a fight. With the little duckling leading the way, the mischievous nephews must follow the trail of splashes, but will they stay dry, or will the game end in a full plunge?
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #330 (1980), Tom und Jerry #5, Tom und Jerry #6
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