Tweety and Sylvester #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tweety's Good Turn," Tweety takes it upon himself to help lazy Sylvester keep his home after Granny threatens to evict him for failing to catch mice. With a heart full of feline goodwill during "Be Kind to Cats Week," Tweety sets out to help by gathering mice for Sylvester—but things quickly spiral when more cats join the effort, followed by a dog to restore order. Written by Carl Fallberg and brought to life with lively art by Tony Strobl, this 1955 Dell classic features the beloved duo in a whimsical, escalating chaos, all on a 10-cent cover by Strobl.
Sylvester’s latest scheme to catch Tweety takes a turn when he stumbles upon the bird at a secluded fishing spot—only to find himself tangled in a series of mishaps with a strict game warden. With a line of fishermen and the law on his tail, Sylvester’s plan to snag Tweety quickly becomes a lesson in bad timing and worse luck.
In this classic 1955 gag from *Tweety and Sylvester #9*, a tooth-pulling prank takes a delightfully absurd turn when Tweety uses a string and a door to yank Sylvester’s front tooth—only for the hungry cat to chase Tweety down the hatch, only to find his escape route wide open thanks to his missing tooth.
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Reprinted in Daffy #6/1959 (1959), Daffy #25/1959 (1959), Tweety and Sylvester #5 (1967)
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