Tom & Jerry Comics (February-March 1962), #210

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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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Tuckering-Out Bout

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

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The Coo Coo Caper

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

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Yummy Tummies

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

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Old Resolutions

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

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Peaceful Purpose

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

Storyline: 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

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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Flipping His Lid

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

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Foul Ball

Storyline: Droopy fetches a ball for the wrong party.

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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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