Goofy Comics #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains three stories: "Fleer's Dubble Bubble Gum" depicts children discovering that Fleer's gum makes the biggest bubbles on land or sea; "Clancy the Colt" by Betty Cummings follows a young horse who loves jumping over fences despite other colts' warnings, eventually impressing his master who plans to train him as a steeplechase jumper; and "The Scared Seagull" by Mickey Marks tells of Sammy, a timid young seagull afraid of flying over the ocean, who eventually finds courage to rescue a lost sparrow chick and discovers happiness in his natural habitat.
Goofy Gander lands a truck-driving job and thinks he's made it big, but his scheming friend Wally has other plans—he'll do whatever it takes to swipe that position for himself. When Goofy's exhaustion and inexperience behind the wheel create one mishap after another, Wally sees his opening, though neither of them bargained for what hauling explosives would actually mean. A slapstick romp where ambition and laziness collide at full speed.
When Wally Wolf and his pal Goofy set their sights on hitching a ride to the big rodeo at Cactus City, their scheme to flag down a vehicle takes a wild turn—one that lands them smack in the middle of a cattle rustling operation. Before they know it, the two pals are caught up in a rodeo full of mistaken identities, runaway livestock, and a bank robbery that wasn't quite part of their plan. It's a rambunctious ride to an unexpected reward in this 1950 romp from Goofy Comics.
Peter Pig receives a mysterious invitation to the Mayor's prestigious annual ice cream social in Daisy Center and shows up in his finest (moth-eaten) formal wear—only to discover the invitation was meant for someone else entirely. What follows is a hilarious chain of mishaps as Peter tries to salvage his reputation as a "leading citizen," complete with spilled drinks, torn clothing, and a climactic blackout that draws the unwanted attention of ice cream thieves.
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