Walt Disney's the Phantom Blot #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Phantom Blot Meets Super Goof," the elusive Phantom Blot sets his sights on becoming the most notorious outlaw in Western history, while Goofy—unintentionally fueled by a flask of Gyro's experimental super fuel—believes he's now a true superhero. Written by Del Connell and brought to life with dynamic art by Paul Murry, this 1965 Western issue pairs a classic villain's scheme with Goofy's delusional heroics in a delightfully absurd collision of egos and antics. The cover by Paul Murry captures the chaos perfectly.
When the Phantom Blot sets his sights on becoming the most notorious outlaw in Western history, his plans unexpectedly collide with Goofy—now convinced he’s a super-hero after downing a flask of Gyro’s super fuel. With the Sheriff of Crossbones caught in the middle, a showdown between outlaw legend and accidental hero unfolds in the dusty streets of the frontier.
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Reprinted in Le Journal de Mickey #695 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #696 (1965), Walt Disney's månedshefte #11/1967 (1967), Disney's Godbiter #33 (1981), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Comics Digest #3 (1987), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #627 (1998), Disney Masters #15 (2021)
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