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Tom & Jerry Winter Carnival #2 (1953) · The Collector

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Dell
Tom & Jerry Winter Carnival (1952)
#2

Dell#2

Tom & Jerry Winter Carnival

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Tom & Jerry Winter Carnival #2

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: December 1953
On sale: Nov 3, 1953
Cover price: $0.25
Pages: 100

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Grand Comics Database issue 10944

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A cynical "hero" dog contrives to have Droopy carry serum to forty children though terrible weather.

Writer: Carl Barks
Pencillers: Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Risto, Cecil Surry, Ken Champin, Phil De Lara, Lynn Karp
Inkers: Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Risto, Cecil Surry
Letterers: Harvey Eisenberg, Veve Risto, Cecil Surry
Covers: Harvey Eisenberg, Don MacLaughlin
Cover colors: Don MacLaughlin

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Editor: Helen Meyer

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