TV Screen Cartoons #135

In this 1960 DC classic, Tom takes matters into his own hands—literally—when he starts ripping down campaign posters opposing his father’s preferred candidate. But when Buzzy steps in with a surprising perspective, Tom begins to see that fairness isn’t always black and white. Written by Jack Schiff and brought to life by Win Mortimer’s expressive art and Ira Schnapp’s crisp lettering, this issue captures the quiet tension of growing up with a principled parent. The cover, by James F. Davis, perfectly frames the moment of realization.