Goofy Comics #45
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two main stories: "Sheriff of Dry Gulch," in which Goofy Gander, a bird sheriff, attempts to stop a train robbery but is tricked by the bandits who use blanks instead of bullets, leading to his humiliation when he discovers he's been fooled. "Bobo Bear in Soaked Again" follows Bobo Bear as he anxiously buys new shoes on sale during a rainstorm, tries to keep them dry by rushing indoors, and accidentally gives money to a criminal disguised as a beggar; when Bobo chases the thief and recovers his money, the criminal throws him out a window into water, soaking both Bobo and his new shoes despite his desperate efforts to protect them.
Percy Pig insists on choosing the perfect picnic spot and won't hear any suggestions from his companion—until his decisive attitude lands them in a rather unexpected location. This 1951 one-pager plays out Percy's stubborn determination with a clever twist that turns his need for control into an ironic punchline.
Bobo Bear shows off his fancy new shoes—until a sudden downpour sends him scrambling for shelter at Goofy Gander's place. When Bobo crashes through a window in his panic to keep the shoes dry, he learns the hard way what Goofy was trying to tell him.
Wally Wolf would rather go fishing than help his millionaire Uncle Willy with the gardening, so he hatches a scheme to cause enough chaos around the garden to get sent home—but his plan takes some unexpected turns. This humorous tale from 1951 proves that sometimes the best-laid schemes don't work out quite the way you hoped.
Goofy Gander can't shake the persistent Wally Wolf, who's hawking a peculiar product: dreams guaranteed to transport you to another world—for just ten dollars. When Goofy takes the bait, he gets far more than he bargained for, and Wally sweetens the deal with a second dream at half price. What unfolds is a comic collision of sales pitch and slapstick as Goofy experiences the strange and outrageous consequences of his purchases.
Percy Pig moves into his new ultra-modern kitchen and eagerly tries out his latest gadgets, but things don't go quite as planned when he attempts to use them. It's a quick, chaotic comedy as the pig discovers that his fancy appliances have minds of their own.
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