Four Color #193
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Double Trouble," Tom kicks Jerry and Tuffy out of the house, only for the duo to sneak back in through the attic—where they stumble upon a mysterious movie projector and a reel of film showing a Tom and Jerry cartoon. Using the projector, Jerry and Tuffy trick Tom into thinking they’ve become ghosts, turning his own cartoon into a haunting illusion. Written by Jack Cosgriff and illustrated by Harvey Eisenberg, this 1948 Four Color adventure blends classic mischief with a clever cinematic twist, all on a cover by Harvey Eisenberg.
In this classic 1948 Four Color tale, Jerry finds himself in a tight spot when Tom captures him, but he’s not without a plan—using a whistle Spike once gave him, Jerry sets a clever trap. When Tom accidentally turns on a whistling teakettle, the sound draws Spike in, setting off a moment of unexpected rescue.
In "Double Trouble," Jo and Tuffy are kicked out by Tom, but they sneak back in through the attic—only to stumble upon a mysterious movie projector and a reel showing a cartoon version of Tom and Jerry. Using the film to trick Tom into thinking they’ve become ghosts, the duo sets up a playful scheme that turns the house into a surreal stage of mischief.
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