• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals

• Feature Logo:Tom and Jerry [Western Interior Logo 1 Single Line of Letters]
• First Line of Dialogue or Text:(Sigh!) Wealthy people never call on me!
• Keywords:bad nerves; burglar; invitation; unexpected intrusion

Synopsis:

Tom invites an aristocrat to come calling on him, but a burglar shows up instead... a burglar with bad nerves.

Reprints (2)

• in Tom & Jerry (Semic, 1979 series) #4/1981 (uke 16 1981)
• in Tom and Jerry (Western, 1962 series) #335 (July 1981)

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals

• Feature Logo:Spike and Tyke
• First Line of Dialogue or Text:You may crawl on the grass for a while, honey!
• Keywords:baby; dogs

Synopsis:

Tyke tries to avoid baby Terrible Tommy at all costs.

Reprints (2)

• in Tom & Jerry (Semic, 1979 series) #2/1981 (uke 8 1981)
which is reprinted
• in Tom & Jerry (Semic, 1979 series) #9/1993 (uke 38 1993)
• in Tom and Jerry (Western, 1962 series) #335 (July 1981)

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:"Hey, Billie." Birtie Bird chirped one morning.
• Keywords:birds; scarecrow

Synopsis:

Have Bertie and Billie found a haunted scarecrow?

Reprints (2)

• in Tom und Jerry (Tessloff, 1970 series) #13
• in Tom and Jerry (Western, 1962 series) #335 (July 1981)

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:Ha, ha! Some of these sandstone formations sure have funny shapes!
• Keywords:bandit; camouflage; confusion; desert setting; glue; sandstone; trickery

Synopsis:

Wuff and Sammy accidently discover The Armadillo Kid hiding out among desert sandstone formations by covering himself with glue and sand. The pair camouflage themselves from the angry bandit by doing the same - but now find themselves glued together.

Reprints (1)

• in Tom & Jerry (Semic, 1979 series) #2/1981 (uke 8 1981)

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals

• First Line of Dialogue or Text:With this latest book on bowology, I'll learn to bow better than those Mouse Musketeers and win great favor with the King!
• Keywords:bowing; medieval setting

Synopsis:

M'sieur Poosycat bones-up on his bowing in order to impress the King.

Reprints (3)

• in Tom & Jerry (Semic, 1979 series) #2/1981 (uke 8 1981)
• in Tom and Jerry (Western, 1962 series) #335 (July 1981)
• in Expressinho (Edições Jornal Expresso, 1994 series) #4 (20 de Agosto de 1994)

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals

• Keywords:comic obsession; kite; newspaper; series of mishaps; windy day

Synopsis:

Uncle Barney goes through heck to catch his newspaper, after nephews Fuzzy and Wuzzy use it to make a kite.

Reprints (2)

• in Tom & Jerry (Semic, 1979 series) #2/1981 (uke 8 1981), #8/1990 (uke 35 1990) [2nd translation]

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals

• Keywords:dog; flea powder; fleas

Synopsis:

Droopy avoids being doused with flea powder.

Reprints (4)

• in Tom & Jerry (Semic, 1979 series) #1/1980 (uke 6 1980) [?]
which is reprinted
• in Tom & Jerry (Semic, 1979 series) #2/1990 (uke 8 1990)
• in Tom and Jerry (Western, 1962 series) #335 (July 1981)
• in Tom en Jerry vakantieboek (De Vrijbuiter, 1985 ? series) #4 (1985)
• in Tom & Jerry (Harvey, 1991 series) #11 (January 1994)

Pantomime. On final interior page of the comic. Top half of page.

Lettering is for the title only. No dialogue or sound effects.

• Genre:anthropomorphic-funny animals

• Keywords:dogs; intimidation; unwelcome surprise

Synopsis:

Droopy gets a peek at a sheepdog's normally hair-covered face.

Reprints (4)

• in Tom & Jerry (Semic, 1979 series) #1/1979 (uke 45 1979)
• in Tom and Jerry (Western, 1962 series) #335 (July 1981)
• in Tom en Jerry vakantieboek (De Vrijbuiter, 1985 ? series) #4 (1985)
• in Tom & Jerry (Harvey, 1991 series) #11 (January 1994)

Pantomime. On final interior page of the comic. Lower half of page.

Lettering is for the title only. No dialogue or sound effects.