Goofy Comics #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA cat and dog dispute over who gets better treatment, with a mouse named Dr. Roberts attempting to mediate the injustice. Later, Dilly the cat cuts turf from a yard to replant as their own tree, but after drinking what they believe is fertilizer, becomes intoxicated and behaves erratically. Days later, a chick hatches, prompting the cat to attempt to catch it using decoy corn, but the scheme goes awry when a large boulder crushes the cat instead.
Manny hatches a scheme to make a quick fortune when he learns ostriches can outrun horses—but when he tries to acquire one on the cheap, his plan spirals into chaos involving a mistaken identity, a concerned truant officer, and a whole lot of scrambling to salvage his get-rich-quick dream. This 1947 tale from Goofy Comics captures the kind of slapstick scheming that defines the era, with Manny learning that shortcuts rarely pay off the way you'd hope.
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