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Tom & Jerry Comics, #111

Published: October 1953

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Issue Contents:
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

"Hey, Sammy, look! Somebody's got car trouble down the road!"

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

"Simian, I need some firewood for the stove!"

Storyline

Mom needs firewood.

Story Notes

“Copyright 1953 by Western Printing & Litho Co.” Not MGM characters.

One for the Books

Story Featuring Tom and Jerry

"It's 9 p.m., Tuffy!"

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!

"There must be something I can pull on that dopey bear to liven up my day..."

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

"Got my own private entrance!"

Storyline

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

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Fishing for Trouble

"Fuzzy, we'd be fools to go to school on a nice day like this!"

Storyline

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

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Sunglasses for Mice

"Boy! Am I bored!"

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

"Oh, boy, look at all the swell junk, Pop!"

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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""Spark Up-With Wheaties!" said power hitter George Kell of the Boston Red Sox"

Storyline

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

Story Notes

Color ad on back cover.

"Hey Kids! Bike Back to School on the Best!"

Storyline

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

Story Notes

Color ad on inside back cover.

"What's that, Tom?"

Storyline

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

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Story Notes

Subscription advertisement with repurposed figures of Tom and Jerry drawn by Harvey Eisenberg. Other art is not by Eisenberg.