Top Comics Tom & Jerry #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No-Go Pogo," Little Quacker takes Spike and Tyke on a wild west adventure to Uncle Downy's ranch, only to discover it’s less a working farm and more a duck pond under siege—fish are vanishing, and the culprits are as slippery as they are sneaky. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Pete Alvarado, this classic Western-era tale blends slapstick charm with a mystery that’s as tangled as a cowboy’s rope. The cover by Harvey Eisenberg captures the chaos in bold, dynamic lines.
When Jerry’s Nifty Nippy Cheese contest prize kicks off a new round of squabbles, Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy find themselves caught in a web of escalating tension—especially when a bill collector, a puppet vendor, and a realtor with a house-buying couple all show up at the wrong moment.
When Little Quacker invites Spike and Tyke to visit his Uncle Downy’s western ranch, the dogs soon discover it’s less a cattle spread and more a duck pond with a corral—where fish are mysteriously vanishing. With Charlie Coyote stirring up trouble and the sheriff on the case, the duo must help uncover who’s behind the rustling before the whole ranch goes under.
Tom’s latest game with little Susie—playing dollies—has Jerry and Tuffy determined to ruin it, going so far as to impersonate dolls themselves in a bid to disrupt the fun. With the mistress watching, the antics escalate in classic Tom & Jerry fashion, where every playful ploy leads to chaos.
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