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Tom & Jerry Comics, #210

Published: February-March 1962

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Issue Contents:
The Accordion Waltz
Storyline

Against their will, the mice power an accordion for Tom's amusement.

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Undercover
Storyline

To get the mice out of the house, Tom throws a hardcover book at them - which they use for shelter against a sudden shower.

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Story Notes

Pantomime. Black and white on inside front cover. Lettering is for the title only. No dialogue or sound effects.

Tuckering-Out Bout

"Man! After that good sleep I'm sure full of pep!"

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Jerry and Tuffy believe that a pep-regimen has reverted Tom back into a kitten.

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The Coo Coo Caper

"Now I want you doges to be kind to our new pet!"

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Spike and Tyke try to lose the master's new pet pigeon.

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Yummy Tummies

"Been shopping, eh, boys?"

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The mice and Tom one-up each other over serving food.

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Story Notes

Inked linework, not typical of Karp, resembles Lockman's style.

Old Resolutions

"One night, very late, Bertie Bird was awakened by the ringing of many bells."

Storyline

Bertie and Billie sneak-up to a human's New Year's Eve party.

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Peaceful Purpose

"I hereby proclaim that these weapons shall henceforth be used only for peaceful purposes!"

Storyline

The King decrees that all the royal weapons are to be used only for peaceful purposes, just in time for a big, angry, and hungry bear to invade the castle. What are two musketeers and a poosycat to do?

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Bear Hunter

"Boys, the new hunting dog I ordered is here!"

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Fuzzy and Wuzzy try to figure out what their Uncle Barney's new hunting dog is trained to hunt.

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Charlie C. Chump

"Well, we've got another sack of money to put in our bank account, Sammy!"

Storyline

Charlie steals Wuff and Sammy's savings, with which they hoped to buy "coyote protection".

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Funny Face
Storyline

Droopy makes funny faces at his reflection in a pond.

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Story Notes

Pantomime. On final interior page of the comic. Lettering is for the title only. No dialogue or sound effects. The page is divided into six panels. The first panel contains the "Droopy" logo and title. The next four panels tell the story. The final panel contains the Dell Pledge to Parents.

Flipping His Lid
Storyline

When a sudden rain breaks out Droopy picks the wrong trash can lid to shelter himself.

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Story Notes

Pantomime. Color on back cover. Lower half of page. Lettering is for the title only. No dialogue or sound effects. The two half-page Droopy gag stories that share this page were reprinted from Tom and Jerry Comics (Dell, 1949 Series) #204 (July 1961)... six issues prior. In issue #204, they appeared in black and white on the issue's inside front cover.

Foul Ball
Storyline

Droopy fetches a ball for the wrong party.

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Story Notes

Pantomime. Color on back cover. Top half of page. Lettering is for the title only. No dialogue or sound effects. The two half-page Droopy gag stories that share this page were reprinted from Tom and Jerry Comics (Dell, 1949 Series) #204 (July 1961)... six issues prior. In issue #204, they appeared in black and white on the issue's inside front cover.

Flip Top
Storyline

Conked on the head by a falling apple while riding a bicycle through a thick grove of apple trees, Tom cannibalizes his bike to improvise a safety helmet.

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Story Notes

Pantomime. Black and white on inside back cover. Lettering is for the title only. No dialogue or sound effects.