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Goofy Comics #36 (1950)

Pines · 1950 · 36 pages

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Contains 8 stories
The Candy Kid
8 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Goofy Gander gets roped into delivering a package of gumdrops to Miss Pooch at the Ritz Hotel by three o'clock, but a scheming wolf named Wally has other plans—he's convinced those candies are hiding diamonds and sets out to intercept them. What follows is a chaotic race across the city as Goofy tries to complete his delivery while Wally tangles with the package in increasingly ridiculous ways.

Untitled story
0.5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
The Escape Artist
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Peter Pig is determined to sneak out and catch a movie showing of Bill Bullet, despite his Uncle Pigly's strict orders to go to bed early—and the nailed windows that are supposed to keep him in. After a series of clever escapes, Peter finally makes it to the theater, only to discover that all his scheming has left him completely exhausted. A humorous tale about a young pig's resourcefulness and the unexpected consequences of getting exactly what you wish for.

Untitled story
0.5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Goofy Gander
Pigly for Mayor
6 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
The Burglar
0.75 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Uncle Pigly discovers an unexpected intruder making a racket in his home, and a brief confrontation follows when he demands to know who's lurking below. This quick little caper captures the kind of slapstick mischief that made anthropomorphic funny-animal comics such a delight in 1950.

Moving Day
7 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
Goofy Gander

When Wally Wolf receives an eviction notice due to a new highway project, he finds himself desperately searching for a new home—until he spots an opportunity at Goofy Gander's place and serves him with a fake eviction notice of his own. As Wally moves into Goofy's house and plans to demolish it, an unexpected ally emerges to turn the tables on the scheming wolf. It's a rollicking tale of comeuppance served with slapstick timing.

Art Dealer
1 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Custer Crocodile wants to add a picture to his wall, but when he finds the art dealer's prices out of reach, he settles for something far more creative—buying just the frame and creating his own view. It's a clever bit of DIY problem-solving that turns a budget setback into an unexpectedly charming solution.

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