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Tom & Jerry Comics (March 1958), #164

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Tire Swing and Plier Swing

Storyline: Tom swings on an old tire, while a pair of pliers better suit Jerry and Tuffy.

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Barney Gets a Bite

Storyline: Barney pooh-poohs a pole when he can attach a fishing line to his big toe.

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The King's Quest for Quiet

Storyline: It's a rainy day and the constant clanking of swords created by the Mouse Musketeers' indoor dueling with M'sieur Poosycat, has gotten on the King's nerves. He tries anything and everything to expel them from the castle.

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Safety Worst

Storyline: Senor Raton, the richest mouse south of the border, travels north of the border searching for a safe place for he and his money to settle down. Wuff and Sammy welcome him and are delighted to find that Senor Raton will spend money to improve the community - if he deems it to be safe enough. One problem is the bandit The Armadillo Kid, who is also delighted at the prospect of a new wealthy resident - and can easily make the community unsafe.

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The Coming of Cousin Clarence

Storyline: Tom's cousin Clarence comes to visit. Tom expects him to be a sophisticate, but he turns out to be a practical joker. Can Jerry and Tuffy help Tom see that the joke is on Clarence?

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The Big One That Didn't Get Away

Storyline: Barney Bear is making no money with his "Get your picture taken on a donkey" setup, so Fuzzy and Wuzzy try to help out by catching and selling fish. They catch a fish twice their size but have difficulty selling it.

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Blue Jay Blues

Storyline: Two rascally blue jays scare other birds by impersonating a hawk.

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Shearing a Shaggy Dog

Storyline: An overly shaggy dog is sad because his master only laughs at him. Spike and Tyke try to improve his funny appearance with some clippers.

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Tom Foolery

Storyline: Determine Tom's method of transportation by solving a rebus puzzle.

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March of the Flowers

Storyline: Tom plants flower seeds on March 1st and watches them sprout and grow over the course of about three weeks. On March 20th, with the arrival of spring, the flowers are gone. He finds that Jerry and Tuffy are using them as umbrellas against the springtime sun.

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Droopy's Dippy Questions...

Storyline: Five riddles from Droopy.

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Would You Like This Handy Pocket Picture Holder?
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