M.G.M.'s Tom and Jerry's Winter Fun #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Purring on Purpose," Droopy trades his cozy life for a kennel's adventure—only to be whisked away to Lower Liptwitch, where he’s tasked with hunting a prehistoric elephant. With a lion, rhino, and gorilla as unexpected companions, the chase leads him into uncharted territory. Art by Harvey Eisenberg and lettering by Harvey Eisenberg and Rome Siemen bring the winter antics to life in this 1957 Dell classic.
In "Insecure Security," Droopy swaps places with a dog seeking adventure, only to find himself unexpectedly shipped off to Lower Liptwitch to hunt a prehistoric elephant—where he’s soon joined by a lion, a rhino, and a gorilla in a hunt that’s as bizarre as it is perilous.
In "The Disguised Daredevil," Bertie, envious of the Jay Brothers' spotlight for their aerial stunts, dons a flashy disguise to steal their acclaim—only to find his plan undone when the paint still hasn’t dried and his attempts at acrobatics fall flat. The story captures the classic slapstick spirit of Tom and Jerry’s winter antics, with a touch of clumsy ambition and a dash of animal mischief.
In this whimsical winter tale from M.G.M.'s Tom and Jerry's Winter Fun #6, a forgetful buzzard crashes into a rock and wakes up with no memory—only to be convinced by Charlie that he’s a flying coyote destined to chase Wuff and Sammy. With a mix of mistaken identity and slapstick chaos, the prairie dog and his friend must outwit a skybound predator who’s convinced he’s something he’s not.
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Reprinted in Golden Comics Digest #12 (1970), Golden Comics Digest #13 (1970), Golden Comics Digest #22 (1972), Golden Comics Digest #28 (1973)
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