Tom & Jerry Comics #182
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gopher-Gagged Gardeners," a flash flood sweeps a mountain shack into the gully where Wuff and Sammy make their home, prompting the duo to claim it under desert law and move above ground—unaware that the shack’s former resident, the bandit Grubby Rat, has just returned to reclaim his mobile hideout. Written by Vic Lockman and brought to life with energetic art by Veve Risto, this 1959 Dell comic blends slapstick chaos with a touch of unexpected stakes, all framed by Harvey Eisenberg’s dynamic cover.
When Spike and Tyke stumble upon a stray kitten in their yard, they quickly shoo it onto a boy’s wagon full of kittens meant for adoption. But when they return home, they discover the kitten is actually their little mistress’s beloved pet—lost and heartbroken. Now, the duo must track down the wagon and retrieve the kitten, diving headfirst into a chaotic mix of mistaken identities and unexpected chaos.
When a flash flood sweeps a tiny shack into their gully, Wuff the Prairie Dog and Sammy Squirrel seize the chance to trade their underground burrow for a proper roof—until they realize the shack’s previous tenant, the notorious Grubby Rat, has just returned to reclaim his mobile hideout.
When the royal melon patch is off-limits, the Mouse Musketeers and M'sieur Poosycat team up for a daring heist—only to find that the forbidden fruit is even more tempting when denied. As the King and his neighbor, King Friendly, discover too late, refusing a melon only makes it irresistible.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #260 (1971), Tom and Jerry #320 (1979), Tom & Jerry #12, Tom und Jerry #19, Tom und Jerry #260
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