Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #538
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No Business like Snow Business," Goofy finds himself in over his head when he rescues a baby elephant from a circus truck and brings the big-hearted, chaotic youngster to Mickey's backyard—just as Mickey is in the middle of a major home renovation. With Goofy’s best intentions and the elephant’s boundless energy clashing in the tight space, things quickly spiral into a flurry of playful mayhem. Bill Wright handles all interior art and lettering, while the cover, by Walt Kelly, captures the scene’s lighthearted chaos.
Donald Duck and Neighbor Jones go head-to-head in a snow statue contest with a $1000 prize for the best expression of good will, each determined to outdo the other—though their very different approaches might just turn the icy rivalry into something far more frosty than intended.
When Gyro Gearloose hits a wall trying to fix his old toaster, he channels his frustration into a wild new invention—only to find it's powered by more than just gears and wires. With a lightning strike and a little help from his helper, the toaster takes flight, sending a pair of startled astronauts and a flock of bluebirds into a whirlwind of unexpected chaos.
When Goofy stumbles upon a lost baby elephant tumbling from a circus truck, he’s quick to help—but now he’s got a big problem: a tiny, playful pachyderm with a knack for turning backyard renovations into chaos. With Mickey Mouse mid-project and the house already under siege, the duo must figure out how to reunite Babykins with her circus family before the whole neighborhood becomes a wreck.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #4 (88) (1948), Four Color #411 (1952), Walt Disney's Chip 'n' Dale #9 (1957), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #37 (1962)
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