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Tom & Jerry Comics (October 1953), #111

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One Rude Awakening, Coming Up!

Story featuring Tom and Jerry

Storyline: Jerry and Tuffy are about to trip a sleepwalking Tom, at the top of a flight of stairs.

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Frights on the Farm

Story featuring Wuff, the Prairie Dog

Storyline: To escape Charlie Coyote, Wuff and Sammy stow away in the car trunk of a farmer passing through the desert. They find conditions on the farm more hostile than home, and scat back to the desert and Charlie.

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Firewood Finagling

Storyline: Mom needs firewood.

One for the Books

Story featuring Tom and Jerry

Storyline: Tom continues to read a compelling mystery novel, despite Jerry and Tuffy’s best efforts at disruption.

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Bad Fences Make Bad Neighbors… Worse!

Storyline: Barney and Benny have their usual battle of wits with Mooseface. This time over a fence and a phony radium mine.

Minding a Giraffe Can Be a Pain in the Neck

Story featuring The Adventures of Tom

Storyline: Sneaking into a circus, Tom is mistaken for a giraffe keeper.

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Fishing for Trouble

Storyline: Fuzzy and Wuzzy skip school to go fishing. Barney is on their trail.

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Sunglasses for Mice

Storyline: Jerry and Tuffy want to observe an eclipse, but need some mouse-sized eye protection.

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Bertie Bird's Night Out

Story featuring Bertie Bird

Storyline: Bertie and Tippy sneak out of their parents' homes one dark night, looking for excitement.

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Dogs Are Better’n Cats

Storyline: Spike brags that dogs are better than cats, then comes face-to-face with a cougar.

Paper Trash

Storyline: Droopy calls-out a litterbug.

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Untitled Story

Storyline: George Kell gives batting and breakfast tips to a boy on a school baseball team.

Untitled Story

Storyline: A kid in cowboy outfit casts his lasso around a new Schwinn bike.

Untitled Story

Storyline: Tom offers a “new key and coin case” for subscribing to Tom and Jerry Comics.

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