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Goofy Comics #47

Jan 1952 · Pines · 0.10 USD
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This issue is an anthology containing multiple stories. "Carrot Trouble" tells of Robbie Rabbit's attempt to steal carrots from Farmer Goat's vegetable garden; after successfully gathering a large load, his siblings Susan and Timmy chase him, and when he refuses to share, the carrots fall into a swift-running brook and are swept away, leaving Robbie to learn a lesson about sharing food with others. Another story features Goofy piloting an aircraft, unable to land it as he careens through the clouds and eventually crashes into a column. A third story involves a character named Pooch dealing with a malfunctioning antique shop clock that chimes repeatedly, leading to a chaotic chase sequence through the shop and ending with the pursuer crashing.

Contains 6 stories
Riding High!
16 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Goofy GanderWally WolfHerculesJupiterMarsMercury

Goofy Gander, inspired by old myths, decides to ditch his daydreaming and enter the big auto race—despite having only a rusty old car from his grandfather. When his engine sputters to life and sends him careening through the sky, he accidentally stumbles into the mythical realm of Hercules, Jupiter, Mars, and Mercury, who take pity on his plight and help him return to Earth for one final race.

Lumbering Idiot
2 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Merton Monk

Merton Monk, posing as a high-powered agent, tries to impress the foreman of Snagsaw Lumber Mill by claiming his client Pierre is the world's greatest lumberjack. The foreman is stunned by Pierre's surprising strength and speed, even as the young man struggles to shout "Timber!" due to his weak voice.

Fool's Errand
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Bill Bunny

Bill Bunny sends a young delivery boy on a quick errand to get sandwiches, only to grow impatient when the boy returns alone, claiming he dropped the second sandwich in a mud puddle. The boy’s exaggerated reaction draws the attention of Tommy Turtle, who’s busy diagnosing a pile of junk as if it were a patient.

Untitled Humor story
0.5 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Tommy Turtle
Antique Antics
5 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Goofy GanderWally Wolf

Goofy Gander, desperate to impress his rich aunt, schemes to sell off his attic junk for quick cash—only to have Wally Wolf accidentally stumble into the plan, leading to a chaotic chase through an antique shop and a surprising twist involving a hidden treasure trove of valuables.

Hat's All Right!
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Digby Duck

Digby Duck runs a hat shop and struggles to find a hat that fits his first customer, who keeps rejecting each one as too big—until a series of comically oversized hats leads to an unexpected, perfectly fitting result.

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