Walt Disney Comics Digest #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Goofy and His Goof-kart," Goofy enters a wild kart race with a homemade vehicle that’s as unpredictable as his usual antics—only this time, the real challenge might be keeping his Goof-kart from outsmarting him. Written and illustrated by Paul Murry, this 1973 adventure from Walt Disney Comics Digest #43 captures the classic charm of the era, with Murry’s expressive art and energetic storytelling bringing the zany fun to life. The cover by Paul Murry adds a playful touch to this lighthearted tale of mischief, mechanics, and one very determined dog.
Goofy builds a wild go-kart from a wobbly chair, a lawn mower, and who knows what else, then accidentally wins a local race—prompting him and Mickey to organize a cross-country kart showdown. With Thugbert lurking in the shadows, the race becomes a high-speed chase through backyard chaos and unexpected detours.
Mamie McMoo and Pierre find themselves caught in a wild chase when Clarabelle hides in Goofy’s bathtub-sidecar to escape a hat-wielding stranger. With the hat ruined and Goofy determined to make amends, the trio sets off on a chaotic, pedal-powered quest to earn enough to replace it—before the mystery of the stolen hat unravels.
In "A Ticklish Situation," Practical's latest invention sends the Big Bad Wolf to a planet populated entirely by his kind—only to discover the wolf isn't quite tough enough to survive the experience. When the Big Bad Wolf returns, it's clear the interplanetary trip left him more than a little... ticklish.
Sis Cow’s butter business takes a wild turn when Brer Rabbit spins a tale about butter being made from butterflies. As Brer Fox and Brer Bear chase after the supposed source, their antics draw the attention of the grumpy Brer Bull.
When Professor Teakwood’s literate parrot vanishes, Donald Duck and his nephews launch a frantic search across the neighborhood—only to discover the bird isn’t lost at all, but quietly making its way to the library to find a book on mastering chess.
In "The Bear Tamer," Gladstone enlists Gyro's help to tame a wild bear, hoping to win the title of "king of luck"—and Gyro, ever the inventor, devises a clever repellent to keep the bear under control. With a mix of high-stakes ambition and classic Disney chaos, the duo sets off on a mischievous mission that’s equal parts clever and unpredictable.
In "Willing to Learn," Ludwig von Drake takes on the ambitious task of filling the intellectual vacuum between Goofy’s ears by sharing his vast knowledge of everything. With Goofy eager to learn and Von Drake determined to educate, their unlikely classroom adventure begins in full swing.
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