Golden Comics Digest #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Golden Fleece," Woody and the kids flee pirate attackers only to land on an island where a mysterious sheep draws whispers of legend. When the pirates come searching for the golden fleece, the group must outrun danger once more—this time finding rescue aboard a passing cruise ship, where Mabel and Horace are among the crew.
In "Frontier Daze," a misadventure begins when Carl is arrested for not wearing western clothes during Frontier Days, only to wake up convinced he’s the legendary Wild and Wooly Woody. As the Sheriff and his deputies race to track him down before he pulls off a real robbery, the line between mistaken identity and outlaw legend starts to blur.
In "Outer Space Race," Oswald enlists Wally’s help for his latest space travel experiment, convinced that if he can just get the nervous squirrel airborne, Wally will be eager to assist—but proving easier than doing, as the duo discovers the sky isn’t quite as cooperative as they’d hoped.
Cap'n Dirk and Slinky are on a treasure hunt that’s anything but smooth sailing—when a chance sighting of hidden gold sets off a chain of mishaps, misadventures, and more than a few salty laughs. With the beach as their stage and a clever cat and a slippery snake on the case, the real treasure might just be the chaos itself.
Little Emma, a tiny locomotive with a big heart, proves her worth when Henry Arbuckle puts her to work hauling copper across the Arizona territory. Though she’s overlooked in favor of larger engines, her final journey becomes a test of grit and resilience—especially when Pancho and Geronimo unexpectedly enter the picture.
In "Farm Foolery," Sugarfoot, a loyal but anxious farmhand, panics when he hears Pa plans to replace him with a new tractor—so he destroys it in a panic. When Pa discovers the damage, he’s furious and banishes Sugarfoot from the farm, setting him on a mission to earn enough money to buy a new one. With Ma’s quiet support and Pa’s stubborn pride simmering beneath the surface, Sugarfoot sets off on a series of misadventures, hoping to prove his worth and make things right.
When Knothead and Splinter stage a fake murder to avoid punishment, their prank spirals into a real mystery at Glitter Glen’s wishing well—where a genuine robbery has just taken place. Now, with the whole town buzzing and the culprit still at large, the duo must clear their names before they’re blamed for something they didn’t do.
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