Lot #238: "Super Goof #67" Comic Book -- 1982 Whitman

"Super Goof #67" is a bronze-age humor comic book published by Whitman (an imprint of Western Publishing) in April 1982. This issue features the bumbling but well-meaning Goofy and his superhero alter-ego, Super Goof, who gains his powers—including flight, super strength, and invulnerability—by eating "super goof-goobers" (special peanuts). Super Goof must deal with a series of comedic mishaps in Mouseton, often involving his brilliant but skeptical nephew Gilbert, who frequently has to bail his uncle out of trouble. The April 1982 first edition is highly recognizable by the Whitman logo in the upper left corner and its 60 cover price. During this era, Western Publishing transitioned from the "Gold Key" brand to the Whitman label for newsstand distribution, making these late-series issues somewhat scarcer than earlier 1970s printings. Dimensions: 26 cm Pickup category timeslot {A}