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Goofy Comics #42 (1951)

Pines · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
A-Feudin' an' A-Fightin'
15 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals

Goofy Gander thinks he's found his ticket to stardom when his pal Wally convinces him that hillbilly singing is big business—and signs him up as his manager for ninety-nine percent of the profits. The two head to the mountains for authentic training, only to stumble directly into the middle of a feud between two rival families, turning what should be a quick music lesson into a chaotic battle for survival.

Some Imagination
5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals

Freddy Frog is spooked by shadows in the woods and convinced he's spotted the notorious Wilfred Weasel—until his friends assure him it's just his imagination running wild. When a weasel appears offering to walk him home as a friendly gesture, Freddy accepts the company, only to discover his imaginary companion has a much more sinister agenda than friendship.

Candy Crazy
0.8 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Happy RabbitMurgatroyd

Happy Rabbit tries everything to stop Murgatroyd's endless crying, bribing him with peppermint sticks and eventually the whole bag of candy, but nothing seems to work. When desperation sets in, Happy Rabbit gets a wild idea that leads to a chaotic crash at the barber shop.

The Ski Chumps
2 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals

Tommy Turtle dreams of joining the forest gang for a day of skiing on the snowy mountain peaks, but his heavy shell makes the tough climb seem impossible—until a clever friend suggests an unconventional shortcut to get him to the top. What happens when Tommy takes the quick way up makes for a hilarious lesson in mountain mishaps.

The Private Eye
6 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals

Wally Wolf, a struggling private eye with no clients, spots a wanted poster for the outlaw Deadeye Daniels and sees his chance for a big reward—so he uses paste and an old photo of his pal Goofy Gander to create a fake poster and "arrest" him. But Wally's scheme backfires spectacularly when the real Deadeye Daniels shows up, turning the tables on our overeager gumshoe in this 1951 romp from Goofy Comics.

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