Top Comics Tom & Jerry #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cat and the Cornstalk," Tom attempts a rare act of kindness by taking Jerry and Tuffy to an art museum, hoping to inspire their better nature—only to find himself overwhelmed when the mice become obsessed with modern art. With a generous gesture, Tom buys them paints and supplies, but soon regrets it as the duo transforms his home into a chaotic canvas of abstract expression. Written by Jack Cosgriff and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Harvey Eisenberg, this delightfully absurd tale captures the classic antics of the duo in a fresh, whimsical twist.
Jerry and Tuffy use Magic Grow plant food to make a cornstalk shoot up so fast it vanishes into the treetops—just in time for a prank on Tom, who’s been eyeing the mice with a hungry grin. With the help of a bewildered zoo-keeper and a TV pitchman hawking “miracle” seeds, the mice set up a tale of a giant beanstalk leading to a treasure in the clouds.
In "The Pains of Painting," Tom tries a surprising turn of kindness—taking Jerry and Tuffy to an art museum to inspire their better nature. The mice, captivated by modern art, spark a creative frenzy that quickly turns the house into a chaotic canvas.
When Tyke tricks Spike into thinking he’s in danger just to avoid being left behind, the usually gruff bulldog finds himself caught between duty and a long-overdue adventure. With Eddie the dog, the sleepy Lazy Bones, and a mischievous squirrel adding chaos to the mix, can Spike keep his cool—or will he end up stuck watching over Tyke after all?
Tom’s latest attempt to silence Jerry and Tuffy’s snoring takes an unexpected turn when he sends them to Mexico—only to find a new opportunity in the form of a peso reward for catching mice. Now, with Jerry, Tuffy, and their new Mexican mouse allies hopping across the border, Tom must track them down before they vanish into the U.S., where the rules of the chase have just changed.
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