Four Color #702
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Goofy Success Story," Goofy’s rise to fame unfolds through a series of self-contained, humorous shorts—The Moose Hunt, Sheriff Two-Gun, Pirate Waters, and Frigid Frontier—each presented as classic cartoon films. Written by Vic Lockman and brought to life with lively art by Tony Strobl, with inks by John Liggera and colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1956 Four Color comic captures Goofy’s antics in a playful, nostalgic package, all framed by his unlikely journey to stardom. The cover, also by Tony Strobl, perfectly sets the tone for the lighthearted fun within.
In this classic 1956 Four Color tale, Goofy's rise to stardom is framed by a series of zany, self-contained shorts—The Moose Hunt, Sheriff Two-Gun, Pirate Waters, and Frigid Frontier—each a delightfully absurd adventure featuring Goofy in wildly different roles, all spotlighting his trademark mix of clumsy charm and unexpected luck.
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Reprinted in Almanach du Journal de Mickey #1958 (1957), Almanach du Journal de Mickey #1959 (1958), Donald Ducks Show #[5] (1960), Le Journal de Mickey Numéro Spécial Hors Série #723 (1966), Goofy Adventures #4 (1990), Walt Disney's Donald Duck & Mickey Mouse #5 (1996), Gratulerer, Langbein! #[nn] (2002)
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