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Cover: Harvey Eisenberg

Tom & Jerry Comics #176

Mar 1959 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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In "How to Stop a Purring Puss," the scheming M'sieur Poosycat concocts a fake elixir of youth to trick the aging king into handing over the throne. When a baby mouse resembling the beloved Musketeer Jeree' appears, Poosycat spins a tale that the king's trusted warrior has been transformed—leaving the Mouse Musketeers scrambling to prove the truth before the kingdom is lost. Harvey Eisenberg handles pencils, inks, and cover art, bringing his distinctive style to this 1959 Dell classic, where a 10-cent adventure unfolds with clever mischief and classic slapstick.

Contains 5 stories
How to Stop a Purring Puss
10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
TomJerryTuffyPolly (parrot)The Mistress

In "How to Stop a Purring Puss," Tom’s life takes a bizarre turn after he eats a mysterious cat food that promises to "Put a Purr in Pussy." Soon, he’s locked in a blissful, ear-splitting purring trance, driving Jerry and Tuffy to desperate measures. As Tom bounces between moods—each more exaggerated than the last—the parrot Polly watches with amused detachment, while The Mistress tries to make sense of the chaos. Can Jerry and Tuffy outwit the purr before it becomes permanent?

Who Watches the Watchdogs?
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
SpikeTykeSpike and Tyke's mastercrowd of hoboes
A New (Rip Van) Wrinkle
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Wuff the Prairie DogSammy SquirrelRip Prairie DogCharlie Coyote (one panel cameo)sheriffThe Calabasas Brothers (bandit gang)

When the eccentric prospector Rip Prairie Dog suddenly returns to Wuff and Sammy’s longtime home—claiming he’d only left it yesterday—his wild tale throws the two friends into a whirlwind of disbelief and confusion. With Rip’s dramatic story, a mysterious old claim, and the Calabasas Brothers on the loose, the prairie dog duo must sort fact from fiction before the sheriff steps in.

My Kingdom for Some Youth!
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Mouse Musketeers [JerryTuffy]M'sieur Poosycat [Tom]Kingbaby mouse

When M'sieur Poosycat concocts a fake elixir of youth to trick the aging king into handing over the throne, chaos brews—especially when a baby mouse resembling Jerry turns up. With the king convinced his loyal Musketeer has been reduced to infancy, the Mouse Musketeers must act fast to clear their name and stop Poosycat’s scheme before the kingdom is lost to a foul-tasting fraud.

An Early Bird Frets the Worm
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Barney BearFuzzyWuzzybaby bluebirdworm

Fuzzy and Wuzzy find themselves caught in a whirlwind of feathered frustration as a determined baby bluebird refuses to back down from a seemingly endless earthworm, diving headfirst into a series of increasingly absurd attempts to claim it. With the worm stretching farther than anyone expected, the two bears try to reason with the little bird—without much success.

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Full credits

artist, inker Harvey Eisenberg
letterer Rome Siemon
cover pencils, inks Harvey Eisenberg

Reprints

Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #331 (1980), Tom & Jerry #69, Tom und Jerry #6

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