Goofy Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Goofy Gander Becomes a Race Driver," a whimsical twist on the classic knock-out gag takes center stage as the mysterious "ghost bird" — a spectral feathered friend that appears whenever someone blacks out — decides it wants to be a real bird. With Jack Bradbury handling both art and inks, the story follows the bird’s increasingly absurd quest to stay alive by ensuring Wilbur Fox stays unconscious, leading to a hilariously unlikely trip to a boxing gym. Carl Wessler’s playful cover captures the zany spirit of the tale, all in a 1949 issue that’s a must for fans of vintage Disney humor.
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Wilbur Fox trips and knocks himself out. The "ghost bird" that appears and tweets when someone is knocked unconscious decides he wants to be a real bird, but that means he has to repeatedly club Wilbur over the head so the fox won't regain consciousness (at which time the bird fades away). Wilbur convinces the bird to visit a boxing gym where someone is always knocked out, so the bird can always exist.
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