Top Comics Tom & Jerry #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Big Fan of Ice Cream," Tom finds himself caught in a bizarre game of mistaken swaps when a mysterious trade rat swaps his prized ice cream for something far less desirable. As Jerry and Tuffy take turns trading random items for Tom’s snacks, the chaos escalates—leaving Tom confused and hungry, while the real culprit remains hidden. Harvey Eisenberg handles art, inks, and letters, with Jack Cosgriff scripting the antics, and the cover by Eisenberg captures the mischievous mood perfectly.
Tom finds himself caught in a peculiar swap after a mysterious Trader Rat steals something he values and leaves an odd replacement in its place. As the chaos unfolds, Jerry and Tuffy take up the strange practice of trading random items—much to Tom’s dismay—while the real culprit remains one step ahead.
When the Health Department drains the local ponds to stop a mosquito outbreak, Little Quacker loses his home—and Spike and Tyke are determined to help him find a new one, even if it means navigating a series of increasingly awkward encounters with the farmer and a surprisingly strict health inspector.
When trapping season looms, Jerry and Tuffy team up to stop Tom from hunting bunnies—by setting up a clever trap of their own, making it look like Tom’s breaking the rules. With the game warden, a stern bulldog, on the lookout, the trio’s antics take a wild turn in this classic chase.
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