#super goof

“Gawrsh! Who’d’ve thunk sittin’ on a cloud would be so easy?”

Ay, sorry for the delay in responding. This week FINALLY finished this round of tests (including those three tests three days in a row^^'), BUT I can proudly say that I did quite well (the way of qualifying in Chile is different from that in the US, but let's say that I scored from 100 to 90 in all the tests^^')

Anyway, back to the ask. I couldn't resist the temptation to try to make a little comic about how little Tim would first learn about the existence of the so-called "Super Goof". A mysterious hero who left him quite integrated, and who usually causes his beloved Grandpa Goofy to become more clumsy when hearing his name^^'.

I know it's been a while, but I certainly can't help but once again say happy 90th birthday to the best duck that is Donald Duck. Yes, these are the covers of German Donald Duck comics called Lustig Taschenbuch or Donald Duck Pocket Comics. Certainly these covers were drawn by Italian comic artists (I'm not sure if this was drawn by Andrea Freccero, although I'm very familiar with his style). Starting with Donald Duck's 90th birthday cover, then over the summer where Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck play with Donald's cousin Fethry Duck, and there are two covers of Donald and Fethry as detectives to the Ultraheroes cover led by the Duck Avenger (Donald Duck ), and then there's Red Bat, who is actually Fethry Duck's superhero alter ego.

Yes, on August 2, 1964, Fethry Duck appeared for the first time in the comic "The Health Nut", by writer Dick Kinney (brother of animator and writer Jack Kinney) and by artist Al Hubbard. And exactly 60 years have passed since then. So happy birthday to Donald's best cousin Fethry Duck!

So you also have these comics that are not just Topolino, but there are also Egmont comics, which are a Danish edition though.