Donald Duck #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cut Off Cut In," Goofy’s lifelong quest to collect every job he’s been fired from hits its final letter—Z—when a well-meaning friend suggests he try zoo keeping. With his uncle’s new position arranged, Goofy faces a chance to finally succeed at something… or just complete his list in a whole new way. Written by Carl Fallberg and brought to life with energetic art by Paul Murry, this 1963 classic features a cover by Tony Strobl and Steve Steere.
When Donald Duck’s knack for yo-yo tricks catches the eye of a team of rocket scientists, he’s unexpectedly recruited for a daring mission to find a missing colleague stranded beyond the Moon. Amidst the stars and the quiet hum of space, Donald’s unorthodox skills might just be the key to a rescue no one saw coming.
In "The Successful Failure," Goofy’s long-running streak of job losses reaches its final letter—Z—just as his friend Gilbert offers a twist: instead of becoming a complete failure, Goofy might finally succeed by becoming a zoo attendant, thanks to a favor from his uncle. But with his history of misadventures, can Goofy truly find success, or is he destined to just complete his list with a new kind of failure?
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Reprinted in Almanacco Topolino #78 (1963), Le Journal de Mickey #600 (1963), Donald Duck & Co #10/1964 (1964), Donald Duck #15/1964 (1964), Γέλιο και Χαρά [Donald Duck] #347 (1964), Donald Duck & Co #19/1964 (1964), Donald Duck & Co #22/1964 (1964), Donald Duck & Co #26/1964 (1964), Walt Disney's Donald Duck #103 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #666 (1965), Donald Duck & Co #24/1966 (1966), Walt Disney Super Goof #28 (1973), Walt Disney's Giant Comics #585 (1974), Donald Duck Comics Digest #5 (1987), Kalle Anka & C:o #10/1964
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