Tom and Jerry #295
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trade Rat Troubles," Tom finds himself caught in a bizarre exchange game when a mysterious trade rat swaps his prized possessions for odd replacements. As chaos unfolds, Jerry and Tuffy take up the strange ritual, trading random items for Tom’s food—each swap leaving him more bewildered, all while the elusive trade rat remains just out of sight. Harvey Eisenberg’s expressive art and Jack Cosgriff’s clever script bring the classic cat-and-mouse antics into a surreal, playful twist, all rendered in the distinctive style of this 1977 Western Publishing issue.
When a clever trade rat swaps Tom’s prized possessions for increasingly bizarre replacements, chaos ensues—only to have Jerry and Tuffy take up the habit, trading random trinkets for Tom’s food while pointing fingers at the elusive rodent.
When Jerry’s Nifty Nippy Cheese contest winnings spark a sudden rift, the usual rivalry between Tom and Jerry takes a turn as tensions rise over who should foot the bill—especially with Tuffy caught in the middle. As the fallout spreads, a parade of unexpected figures, from a bill collector to a puppet vendor and even a realtor with a house-buying couple, all seem to have a stake in the chaos.
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↩ Reprints Tom & Jerry Comics #146 (1956), Tom & Jerry Comics #147 (1956)
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