Walt Disney Super Goof #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Creepy Crook," Goofy sets his sights on finishing his infamous A-to-Z list of jobs he's been fired from—only the letter Z stands between him and total professional futility. With a little help from his nephew Gilbert, Goofy lands a chance at redemption as a zoo attendant, but even that dream job might be doomed by a mysterious thief lurking in the animal enclosures. Written by Carl Fallberg and brought to life with energetic art by Paul Murry, this 1973 Western Publishing classic captures Goofy’s trademark optimism amid escalating chaos, all under Murry’s dynamic cover pencils and inks.
When a sculptor donates a statue of Super Goof to the city's art museum, the hero is on hand for the unveiling—only to find the museum robbed the next morning. With oil paintings vanished and a trail of clues leading through the museum's halls, Super Goof must track down the crooked sculptor and his accomplices before the real thief strikes again.
When nephew Gilbert suggests a European tour to unwind, Super Goof—still buzzing from stress and sleepwalking—ends up accidentally turning sightseeing in Italy, Spain, and France into a string of chaotic, super-powered mishaps. With his usual good intentions and zero control, Goofy’s well-meaning antics leave tourists and citizens alike bewildered, one step away from turning the whole continent into a superhero-sized mess.
Goofy’s determined to finish his A-to-Z list of jobs he’s been fired from—only the letter Z stands in his way. With a little help from Gilbert, he lands a position as a zoo attendant, hoping this time he might actually succeed. But with the zoo superintendent, a crowd of panicked patrons, and a menagerie of animals all around, can Goofy avoid adding "zoo keeper" to his growing list of failures—or will he pull off the ultimate success?
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck #87 (1963), Walt Disney Super Goof #7 (1967), Walt Disney Super Goof #8 (1967)
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