Tom y Jerry #15
In this 1952 installment from Editorial Novaro, a dancing monkey flees from a street musician and seeks refuge with Tom, who unsuspectingly takes him in—unaware that his new guest will stir up trouble with the house’s resident dog. Written by Jack Cosgriff and illustrated by Harvey Eisenberg, whose dynamic art brings the chaos to life, this issue captures the classic slapstick energy of the duo’s misadventures. The cover, also by Eisenberg, perfectly captures the moment of frantic escape and unexpected shelter.
In a 1952 episode of Tom y Jerry, Tom takes center stage in a shooting competition, impressing even the skeptical Jerry and Tufi with his unexpected skill using a bow and arrow. The story unfolds with playful tension as Tom’s precision puts his rivals to the test.
In this 1952 six-page tale from Tom y Jerry #15, a fleeing dancing monkey seeks refuge with Tom, who unsuspectingly takes him in—only to find his peace quickly disrupted by the dog next door. With the monkey’s past and the organillero’s pursuit looming, Tom must navigate the chaos of unexpected company and barking neighbors.
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