Tom & Jerry Comics #210
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Undercover," the royal decree banning weapons for war arrives just as a massive, hungry bear storms the castle gates—leaving two musketeers and a poosycat to find a peaceful solution. With art by Lynn Karp and a cover by Harvey Eisenberg, this 1962 Dell comic blends classic slapstick with royal intrigue in a 15-cent adventure.
When the King bans war and orders all weapons used for peace, Jerry and Tuffy the Mouse Musketeers, along with M'sieur Poosycat, face their toughest test yet—stopping an angry, hungry bear from storming the castle, all while keeping the King’s new rules intact.
When a rogue apple knocks Tom flat while he’s pedaling through a dense apple grove, he quickly repurposes his bicycle into a makeshift helmet—proving that even in a pinch, a cat with a head for improvisation can stay one step ahead.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #204 (1961)
Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #265 (1972), Tom and Jerry #340 (1982), Tom & Jerry #6/1994 (1994), Tom i Jerry #11, Tom und Jerry #116, Tom und Jerry #6
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