Walt Disney Super Goof #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Galactic Gourmet," Super Goof takes a surprising turn when W. W. Munger's "Feats of A Thousand" book puts the spotlight on arrests, and Chief O'Hara finds himself just one away from entry. With a clever twist, Super Goof arranges for the Chief to earn the credit—putting his own chances on hold. Written by Mark Evanier and illustrated by Kay Wright, this 1973 adventure blends humor and heart, with cover art by Kay Wright and Larry Mayer.
When the Beagle Boys trick Gyro Gearloose into brewing a super-appetite potion and sneak it to Super Goof, his hunger spirals out of control—leaving him too busy eating to stop their latest scheme. But even with his mind on food, Super Goof’s accidental actions end up tripping up the crooks in ways no one saw coming.
When the Beagle Boys swap out stunt performers with real danger, Super Goof finds himself in a high-octane film set where the stunts are no longer pretend. With a film director calling the shots and the gang determined to outdo the hero, the action turns from screen to street in a wild chase that’s anything but scripted.
When W. W. Munger announces the "Feats of A Thousand" book, the Beagle Boys see their chance to make history—just one arrest away from inclusion. Chief O'Hara, meanwhile, is only four arrests short of the same honor, prompting Super Goof to make a surprising move: he orchestrates a plan to let the Chief earn the credit, even as the Beagle Boys' antics threaten to derail it all.
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Reprinted in Almanacco Topolino #214 (1974), Donald Duck & Co #41/1974 (1974), Walt Disney Super Goof #66 (1981)
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