Walt Disney Super Goof #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Where's the Fire?", a crooked sculptor's donation of a statue of Super Goof to the city's art museum sets off a puzzling mystery when priceless oil paintings vanish overnight. Written by Vic Lockman and brought to life by Tony Strobl’s art with inks by Steve Steere, this 1967 Western Publishing classic features a clever caper that puts Super Goof’s wits to the test. The cover, a dynamic piece by Paul Murry, captures the scene’s playful tension.
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 missing and a trail of clues leading through the museum’s halls, Super Goof must track down the crooked sculptor and the two safe robbers before the real thief strikes again.
When Super Goof is sentenced to thirty days in jail on the tropical island of Carambia, he finds himself trapped just as the Beagle Boys launch a daring crime spree across the island. With the local police overwhelmed and the citizens in danger, Super Goof must use his wits—and maybe a little help from a burro rental agent and a tiger shark—to stop the thieves, all while staying one step ahead of the Carambian judge and the law.
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Reprinted in Top Comics Walt Disney Super Goof #1 (1967), Donald Duck & Co #28/1969 (1969), Donald Duck & Co #40/1969 (1969), Donald Duck & Co #41/1969 (1969), Donald Duck & Co #42/1969 (1969), Donald Ducks Show #[15] (1969), Walt Disney Super Goof #28 (1973), Walt Disney's Giant Comics #585 (1974), Donald and Mickey #164 (1975), Walt Disney Super Goof #43 (1977)
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