Tom & Jerry Comics #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Tom & Jerry Comics #87, a 10-cent comic from 1951, Tom’s sudden obsession with a radio show preaching peace puts him at odds with Jerry and Tuffy, who aren’t amused by his newfound calm. Written by Jack Cosgriff and brought to life with expressive art by Harvey Eisenberg—pencils, inks, and lettering all by the same hand—this issue captures a rare moment where the usual chase takes a surprising turn.
In "null," Tom’s newfound obsession with a pacifist radio show called "The Happy Hour" throws his usual antics into disarray—Jerry and Tuffy aren’t having it, and they’re determined to bring the cat back to his old, mischievous self. As Tom tries to live by the program’s peaceful ideals, the duo sets out to test just how far his newfound calm will go.
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Reprinted in Tom and Jerry #245 (1969), Tom and Jerry #259 (1971), Tom & Jerry #6/1982 (1982), Tom & Jerry #2/1985 (1985), Tom & Jerry #10/1985 (1985), Tom und Jerry #42
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