Donald Duck #87
In "Cut Off Cut In," Goofy’s lifelong quest to collect every job he’s been fired from hits its final letter—Z—when a well-meaning friend suggests he try zoo keeping. With his uncle’s new position arranged, Goofy faces a chance to finally succeed at something… or just complete his list in a whole new way. Written by Carl Fallberg and brought to life with energetic art by Paul Murry, this 1963 classic features a cover by Tony Strobl and Steve Steere.
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Goofy has almost completed an A-to-Z list of the jobs he's been fired from. Only the letter Z remains. Gilbert suggests that, rather than become a complete A-to-Z failure that he become a zoo attendant and arranges for his uncle to get such a job. Will Goofy at last become a success at something, or will he just successfully complete his list?
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