Tweety and Sylvester #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Toaster Target Toss," Tweety and Sylvester #5 (1967) finds the feathery feline stepping in to save lazy Sylvester from being kicked out by Granny, all during a whimsical "Be Kind to Cats Week." With a mix of chaos and heart, Tweety tries to help Sylvester catch mice—only to accidentally set off a chain reaction of cats, a dog, and more, each with their own ideas about the job. Art by Tony Strobl, with full cover pencils and inks by him, brings the classic slapstick energy to life in this 12-cent 1967 Western Publishing gem.
In a whimsical twist of feline fate, Tweety Bird steps in to save Sylvester Pussycat from being kicked out by Granny, inspired by the spirit of “Be Kind to Cats Week.” With a clever plan to help his lazy feline friend, Tweety enlists a whole flock of cats to catch mice—only to set off a chain reaction of chaos when a dog arrives to sort things out, followed by more unexpected helpers.
Tweety Bird has claimed a secluded fishing spot—much to Sylvester Pussycat’s dismay. As the cat schemes to shoo him away, every plan backfires in the form of escalating run-ins with the local game warden and a chorus of suspicious fishermen.
Tweety Bird finds himself soaring above the rooftops, pursued by Sylvester Pussycat who’s clinging to a cluster of balloons. Just as Sylvester thinks he’s got the upper wing, Tweety pulls out a pin with cartoon precision and pops the balloons in a flash.
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