Tweety and Sylvester #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It's in the Bag," Tweety is left alone at home while Granny heads downtown to get his cage fixed—just in time for Sylvester to spring into action. The chase takes a wild turn when Tweety flees to the bustling toy department of "Snears & Sawbucks," where Sylvester hot on his heels, turning the store into a slapstick battlefield of wits and feathers. Written by William F. Nolan and Charles Beaumont, with art by Pete Alvarado and inks by Vic Lockman, this 1966 Western Comics classic captures the chaos of classic cat-and-bird antics, all wrapped in a vibrant cover by Tony Strobl and John Liggera.
In this classic slapstick tale from Tweety and Sylvester #4, Sylvester Pussycat’s desperate attempts to dodge his daily cat tonic spiral into chaos when Tweety Bird becomes an unwitting catalyst—leading to a dizzying series of accidental overindulgences. With Granny’s pet supply store and a factory full of oblivious cat tonic workers in the mix, Sylvester’s antics take a wild turn, all while Dr. Jones keeps a watchful eye from the sidelines.
Tweety Bird finds himself on the run again when Sylvester Pussycat takes advantage of Granny’s absence to chase him out of the house. With the city streets stretching ahead and the only safe place in sight, Tweety flees downtown—only to dive into the bustling toy department of Snears & Sawbucks, where the chase escalates among shelves of dolls and wind-up gadgets, with the ever-determined Sylvester close behind.
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↩ Reprints Tweety and Sylvester #8 (1955), Tweety and Sylvester #11 (1955)
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