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Tom & Jerry #1 (1991) · The Collector

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Harvey
Tom & Jerry (1991)
#1

Harvey#1

Tom & Jerry

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Tom & Jerry #1

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: September 1991
On sale: Jun 11, 1991
Cover price: $1.25
Pages: 36
Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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DirectMain
Printing not stated · $1.25
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Canadian
Printing not stated · CA market · CA$1.50
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Grand Comics Database issue 264837

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Barney and Benny go moose hunting, using Benny as a lure, but the moose they take home with them is only unconscious, not dead.

Newsstand

Printing not stated · $1.25

Credits

Writer: Carl Barks
Pencillers: Oscar Martin, Carl Barks, Jack Bradbury
Inkers: Oscar Martin, Carl Barks
Letterer: Carl Barks

Editorial and production

Editor: Sid Jacobson

Characters

Barney Bear
Benny Burro
Jerry
Mooseface McElk
Skinny
Tom
Tuffy

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