Goofy Adventures #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis August 1991 issue of Walt Disney's Goofy Adventures features the story 'Super Goof vs. The Cold Ray,' where Goofy dons his superhero alter ego to battle a chilling threat. Published by Disney, this installment is part of the 1991 Goofy Adventures series, offering classic comic antics with the beloved character.
In "Super Goof vs. the Cold Ray," Dr. Tempo unleashes his latest invention—a cold ray gun—on Super Goof, freezing the hero solid in a single blast. With the icy threat now looming, the mad scientist sets his sights on a far greater scheme: a moon-based cold ray cannon poised to freeze the entire planet. Written by Vic Lockman and brought to life with dynamic art by Paul Murry, this 1991 adventure features bold colors by Gaff and sharp lettering by Rome Siemon, all wrapped in a striking cover by Jim Mitchell and George Wildman.
When Dr. Tempo unleashes his cold ray gun on Super Goof, the hero is frozen solid—only to thaw out in time to face an even greater threat: a moon-based cold ray cannon poised to freeze the entire planet. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, Super Goof must outthink a villain whose icy ambitions know no bounds.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney Super Goof #5 (1966), Walt Disney Super Goof #6 (1967)
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