This post – from Super Goof No. 13, May 1970 - is for Tyler Cosley and his father, cartoonist Jamie Cosley; a father and son team of Super Goof fans! Me too, guys! See Dad's work at his blog: Nobody Likes Jamie Cosley.
Goofy became super when he ate one of his super goobers (his peanut patch had been irradiated by a falling meteor). He may have become stronger as the Super Goof, and even been able to fly, but nothing could enhance his already super-human optimism and generous spirit. The art here, including the cover, is by Pete Alvarado. Alvarado’s eye-pleasing, clean simplicity always does the job right.
Goofy became super when he ate one of his super goobers (his peanut patch had been irradiated by a falling meteor). He may have become stronger as the Super Goof, and even been able to fly, but nothing could enhance his already super-human optimism and generous spirit. The art here, including the cover, is by Pete Alvarado. Alvarado’s eye-pleasing, clean simplicity always does the job right.
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