Tom & Jerry #8/1980
In "null," Tom tries an unexpected approach to curb Jerry and Tuffy’s antics—taking them to an art museum to inspire their better nature. Captivated by a modern mural, the mice are inspired to create their own masterpieces, prompting Tom to buy them a full set of art supplies in a rare moment of generosity. But their artistic fervor quickly turns chaotic, as the house becomes a canvas for their wild, modernist expressions.
In "null," Tyke pulls out all the stops to stay home, pretending to be helpless and in danger so Spike won’t leave him behind while the grown-up dogs go cat hunting. With Spike caught between duty and his son’s dramatic pleas, the real test isn’t the hunt—it’s whether he can keep his cool while playing babysitter.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #123 (1954), Tom & Jerry Comics #132 (1955), Tom & Jerry Comics #145 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #149 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #163 (1958), Comic Album #12 (1960), Tom and Jerry #227 (1965)
Reprinted in Tom & Jerry #7/1991 (1991), Tom & Jerry #8/1992 (1992), Tom & Jerry #9/1992 (1992), Tom & Jerry #11/1992 (1992), Tom & Jerry #2/1993 (1993), Tom & Jerry #7/1993 (1993)
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