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Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #295 (1966) · The Collector

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Western
Boys' and Girls' March of Comics (1946)
#295

Western#295

Boys' and Girls' March of Comics

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Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #295

The Ship's Cat

Publisher: Western
Cover date: November 1966
On sale: Nov 1, 1966

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Tom gets a job as a ship's cat, but Jerry and Tuffy decide they will miss him being gone a lot, so they set out to get him fired.

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Penciller: Lynn Karp
Inker: Lynn Karp
Cover: Lynn Karp

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