Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) comic books

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The Story of Mankind. Cover photos of Dennis Hopper, Helmut Dantine, Virginia Mayo, Vincent Price, Ronald Colman, Agnes Moorehead and Hedy Lamarr. Story by Robert Ryder. Art by Alex Toth. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is adapted from the 1921 novel The Story of Mankind and its 1957 Irwin Allen adaptation, featuring art by comics legend Alex Toth. The Devil and the Spirit of Mankind disagree over the moral compass of humanity. To see if humanity is worth saving in the age of the atomic bomb, they review the entire history of the human race. The all-star film version was voted one of the Fifty Worst Films of All Time in the 1970s. Gun Glory; Ten Million Cattle; Gun Lingo. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "CHILLY WILLY, No. 852." Chilly Willy and the Wandering Whaler; An Eskimo tries to harpoon Chilly's friend, Waldo Whale. The Sun Seeker; A motion picture producer is searching for locations for his next picture; Chilly sneaks aboard when the plane lands in the Antarctic, and ends up part of a movie that's filmed in a desert. The Helpful Hint; Billy Bear is depressed because he hasn't done anything important. Flying High; Chilly tries to learn to fly. Polar Pride; Patty recruits Chilly to help improve the community; Bully Bear wrecks some of the improvements and Chilly has to find a way to get rid of Bully. All interior art by Vivie Risto. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Pluto. 10¢ Edition. Cover by Paul Murry. Stories and art by Jack Bradbury, Paul Murry and Don R. Christensen. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Mickey Mouse's faithful dog Pluto. Mickey assigns Pluto to guard the lumber for Horace's lakeside cabin. But the job is complicated, first by Chip 'n Dale and then by lumber thieves. Pluto accidentally swallows an inventor's "radio pill," and begins broadcasting. The Polka-Dotted Poocheroo; Chipmunk Monkeyshines; Hypnotism Tizzies; The Unwatchful Watchdog; Radio Ruckus. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "BROKEN ARROW, No. 855." Based on the 1956-58 CBS TV series "Broken Arrow." Photo cover of Cochise (as played by Michael Ansara) and Tom Jeffords (as played by John Lupton). Intro with photos from the TV show. Apache Dowry, script by Otto Binder; A young brave steals horses from a rancher and Indian Agent Tom Jeffords and Cochise must find a way to avoid a range war between the Apaches and the ranchers. Kingdom of Terror, script by Otto Binder; A Spanish Land Grant Plantation, where American law isn't honored, is using Apaches as slave labor. Facts about Apache Indians. Article on Apache chief Cochise and his problems with the Army. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Goofy. Cover by Tony Strobl. Stories and art by Vic Lockman, Tony Strobl, and Steve Steere. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Goofy and his goofy ancestors. In medieval times, squire Goofy gets a chance to be a knight for a day. Another ancestral Goofy goes to California in a covered wagon. Amos Goofy explores the African jungle. Plus games and activities, including the Goofy's Adventure Island Game. The Goofy Adventure Story; Knight for a Day; Californy or Bust!; Amos Goofy's African Diary; For Whom the Bulls Toil. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Daisy Duck's Diary. 10¢ Edition. Cover by Paul Murry. Stories and art by Tony Strobl, Steve Steere and Jack Bradbury. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Donald and the various related Ducks. Daisy hosts a slumber party for Clarabelle Cow, Clara Cluck and Minnie Mouse. Daisy and Gus Goose go sightseeing at Fort Mackleberry. Reporter Daisy gets an interview with a famous bullfighter that comes at exactly the wrong time. Uncle Scrooge; Donald Duck; Huey, Dewey and Louie; Daisy Duck; Grandma Duck. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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10¢ Edition. Indicia title is "WYATT EARP, No. 860." Based on the "Wyatt Earp" TV series. Cover photo of Wyatt Earp (as played by Hugh O'Brian). Terror Town, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Russ Manning; After gunmen rob a stage and take the Mayor of Dodge City hostage, Wyatt Earp and his deputy track them to an old Army post on a high mesa. Doomsday at Dodge City, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Russ Manning; Bank robber Loop Hackett comes to Dodge to settle a score with Wyatt Earp. Short biography of frontier law officer Bill Tilghman, art by Manning. An account of a showdown between Wyatt Earp and Clay Allison, art by Manning. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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15¢ Edition. Indicia title is "WYATT EARP, No. 860." Based on the "Wyatt Earp" TV series. Cover photo of Wyatt Earp (as played by Hugh O'Brian). Terror Town, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Russ Manning; After gunmen rob a stage and take the Mayor of Dodge City hostage, Wyatt Earp and his deputy track them to an old Army post on a high mesa. Doomsday at Dodge City, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Russ Manning; Bank robber Loop Hackett comes to Dodge to settle a score with Wyatt Earp. Short biography of frontier law officer Bill Tilghman, art by Manning. An account of a showdown between Wyatt Earp and Clay Allison, art by Manning. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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The Truth About Mother Goose. Cover by Paul Murry. Stories and art by Carl Fallberg and Pete Alvarado. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1957 Walt Disney animated short film The Truth About Mother Goose. The apocryphal stories behind the lyrics of three famous nursery rhymes: Little Jack Horner; Mary Mary Quite Contrary; and London Bridge Is Falling Down. The original short film was nominated for an Oscar. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Andy Burnett. Cover photo of Jerome Courtland. Stories and art by Bill Ziegler. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1957 Walt Disney miniseries The Saga of Andy Burnett. After Disney's Davy Crockett was a smash success, they tried to follow it up with the adventures of the lesser-known pioneer figure Andy Burnett. Andy leaves Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and ventures all the way to the Rocky Mountains. Plus a close-up look at mountain men. Andy Burnett; Mountain Men; The Santa Fe Trail. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Mars and Beyond. 10¢ Edition. Stories and art by Don R. Christensen and Tony Sgroi. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on "Mars and Beyond," a 1957 documentary that aired on the Walt Disney TV show. The history of space travel is traced back to the first astronomers of antiquity through the early years of the space program. The story then takes a speculative turn, pondering space colonization and life on other worlds. Another Science Factual; Mars and Beyond; Science Facts; The Eighteen-Month Year. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "SANTA CLAUS FUNNIES, No. 867." Painted cover art. Christmas Eve poem, art by Mel Crawford. Santa's Suit, art by Mel Crawford; Santa's red suit blows off the clothesline where Mrs. Claus put it to air out before Santa's big Christmas trip; The suit blows to the door of Pete Polar Bear who assumes it's a Christmas present for him. Stocking word scramble. Santa's Helper, art by Dan Gormley; Santa enlists Kenny to help him when his address book gets wet in a blizzard and the ink runs. Christmas in Many Lands article. Sooky's First Christmas, art by Dan Gormley; Sooky the pup slips out the front door of his house and gets caught in a snowstorm on Christmas eve. Christmas Tree Connect-the-Dots puzzle. A Christmas Present for Betsy Mouse, art by Don Gunn. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "THE LITTLE PEOPLE, No. 868." Painted cover art by Mel Crawford. A Topsy-Turvy Christmas; The Little People fall down a hole and end up in Topsy-Turvy Land, where everything is backwards; In that place Christmas is a sad time because the Snoorg (Groons) take presents, not give them. New Skates; Loop gets a pair of ice skates for Christmas. Wrapping a Gift; Chub gift-wraps a package without putting the gift inside. All interior art by Dan Gormley. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Old Yeller. Cover photo of Travis Coates and Spike the Dog. Stories and art by Don R. Christensen and Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1957 Walt Disney film Old Yeller. Disney's classic "Old Yeller" has become synonymous with the term "tearjerker." A boy befriends a stray dog, Old Yeller, in post-Civil War Texas. When a rabid wolf threatens the family, Old Yeller makes the ultimate sacrifice. The Day Began; Old Yeller; Hound from a Pound; Canine Heroes of the Frontier. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "CAPTAIN KANGAROO, No. 872." Based on the 1955-84 CBS "Captain Kangaroo" TV series. Photo cover of Captain Kangaroo (as played by Bob Keeshan). Intro with three photos. A Most Unhappy Burro; The Captain and Mr. Green Jeans have to deal with a stubborn burro. The Unhappiest Knight; The Captain tells a story featuring the Treasure House cast in the parts of knights in armor who have to deal with a dragon. The Gentle Giant; Grandfather Clock tells the story of Jack and the Beanstalk, with the Treasure House cast taking the parts. Midnight Mystery; at midnight, all the toys in the Treasure House come alive. All interior pencils by Mike Sekowsky. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Grandma Duck's Farm Friends. 10¢ Edition. Cover by Tony Strobl. Stories and art by Tony Strobl, John Liggera and Vic Lockman. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Grandma Duck and the various related Ducks. Huey, Dewey and Louie are in a panic after it snows and they can't find their sleds. In another story, Huey, Dewey and Louie help Clarabelle Cow create art at Grandma's farm. Grandma hires the Big Bad Wolf to guard her henhouse, but it's not as bad an idea as it sounds. Frigid Frolic; Art Antics; Night Watch-Wolf; The Barn Dance Bedlam. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Old Ironsides. 10¢ Edition. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Disney's Revolutionary War hero Johnny Tremain. Johnny Tremain witnesses another slice of American history when he encounters the USS Constitution, better known as "Old Ironsides." Plus fun facts about privateers, and a look at the poem Old Ironsides by Oliver Wendell Holmes. Awesome painted cover, possibly by Taylor Oughton. Old Ironsides; American Privateers; Words That Live Forever; The Eagle and the Poet. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "Luke Short's TRUMPETS WEST!, No. 875." Painted cover art by Sam Savitt. Luke Short's Trumpets West, script by Luke Short (original story) and Paul S. Newman (comic adaptation), pencils by Mike Roy, inks by Mike Peppe; Corinne, a corrupt Indian agent, is giving the Apaches bad meat and pocketing the difference; Lt. Hanna knows what is going on, but his oblivious commanding officer ignores the problem, which leads to an Indian uprising. Adapted from the 1945 novel "Trumpets West!" by Luke Short. The Cavalry Standard; Designs and uses of the flags in the cavalry in the Old West. Cavalry Uniforms; Facts about the stylish, but uncomfortable cavalry uniforms in the Old West. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Photo cover of Jim Hardie (as played by Dale Robertson). Strong Box Fever photo story; Jim Hardie tracks down a robber that robs a train of a strong box. Alder Gulch, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Frank Giacoia; Hardie investigates a series of stagecoach robberies in a remote area called "Alder Gulch; The sheriff in Virginia City doesn't seem very interested in solving the thefts, which makes Hardie suspicious. Manuel, pencils by Gil Kane; A Basque immigrant sheepherder is accused of kidnapping a little girl and stealing a valuable diamond brooch and Hardie has to prevent a lynching. Famous Road Agents, pencils by Gil Kane; brief summaries of three famous stagecoach robbers. Based on the 1957-62 NBC TV series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "THE CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS, No. 881." Based on the 1918-79 "The Captain and the Kids" newspaper strip by Rudolph Dirks and his son John Dirks. The Underground Explorers; Hans and Fritz fall into an underground cave while digging for worms to use as bait for oyster fishing; After walking a while in the cave, they find Professor Barium Borax, who is looking for emeralds in his Molemobile. The Musical Monkey Mix-Up; Fritz dresses a monkey in his clothes to do his violin practice while he goes swimming with Hans. The Great Stamp Hoax; Paprika, the President of Banana, sends a message for help by stork to The Captain; The Captain, Hans, and Fritz go by boat to the island where they find that Paprika has gone broke buying postage stamps from General Tabasco. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney Presents Zorro. Cover photo of Keith Larsen. Art by Alex Toth and Russ Manning. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1957-59 ABC TV series Zorro, featuring art by comics legend Alex Toth. In fact, this is the first issue to feature Toth's acclaimed Zorro stories. In 1820, heroic Don Diego returns to California from Spain at his father's request, only to find it under the tyrannical rule of a new Commandante. With the aid of his butler Bernardo and his horse Tornado, he becomes Zorro, a masked fighter for freedom. Zorro sets out to free a local landowner the Commandante has imprisoned, but a Zorro impostor complicates the task. Plus a map of California's remaining sites from Zorro's era, featuring art by Russ Manning. Presenting Senor Zorro; Zorro's Secret Passage; The First Vaqueros; Along Zorro's Trail. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "HAWKEYE AND THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS, No. 884". Based on the syndicated TV series "Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans." Photo cover of John Hart (as Nat "Hawkeye" Cutler) and Lon Chaney, Jr. (as Chingachgook). One large action photo with short teaser for first story. False Witness; two white men, Jake Collins and Hans Bachus, engage Indians to help them with a racket; they sell wagons to settlers. Powder Keg; The leader of a fur-trading company makes a deal with Huron Indians to provide them with rifles and gunpowder in exchange for their furs; He gives the Indians rifles, but has no gunpowder. Facts about Indian alliances with the French and English in 18th Century North America. Facts about Indian methods of fighting the early settlers of North America. All interior art by Bob Jenney. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title: Walt Disney's Bongo and Lumpjaw, No. 886. 10¢ Edition. Cover by Frank McSavage. Stories and art by Frank McSavage. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Bongo & Lumpjaw, an escaped circus bear and his wild bear friend, from Disney's Fun & Fancy Free. Bongo tries to teach a roadrunner how to fly. Lumpjaw wants to hibernate through springtime, but Bongo wants to keep him awake. Bongo attempts to stop Lumpjaw from littering. The Flip-Flop Flyer; Rockabye Bear; Good Eggs; The Little Critter; Radio Ruckus. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's The Hardy Boys. Cover photo of Tim Considine and Tommy Kirk. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the Hardy Boys serials that ran on The Mickey Mouse Club TV show in 1956-57. Teen detectives Frank and Joe investigate strange goings-on at Ghost Farm. Meanwhile, Joe is concerned that Frank is becoming more interested in talking to girls than detective work. Second of four Hardy Boys Four Color issues. The Mystery of Ghost Farm; Ghost Farm Maze. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "ELMER FUDD, No. 888." Cover art by Ralph Heimdahl. Rabbit Punch-y; Wanting to get away from Bugs, Elmer volunteers to test an experimental time machine; He goes back hundreds of years only to meet Bugs' "gweat, gweat, gweat gwandaddy"; The pair then play out the Jack and the Beanstalk story. Lucky Ducky; Elmer goes golfing with his boss, but Daffy comes along as Elmer's caddy and disrupts things. Hobby Hassle; Elmer's new neighbor is wrestler Crusher McKirk, who is driving Elmer crazy with his loud and bad horn playing. Fair Weather Friend; Elmer is a contestant on a TV quiz show and his task is to bring in a little black duck. All interior art by Phil de Lara. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Clint and Mac. 10¢ Edition. Cover photo of Jonathan Bailey and Neil Wolfe. Art by Alex Toth. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the Clint and Mac serial that ran on The Mickey Mouse Club TV show, featuring art by the great Alex Toth. Boy detectives Clint and Mac search for a stolen manuscript in London. Plus fun facts about crime-solving dogs, and still photos from the TV series. Clint and Mac; Proof Positive; Scotland Yard's Canine Detectives. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Light in the Forest. Ad on back cover. Cover photo of Fess Parker and James MacArthur. Art by Nicholas Firfires and Sparky Moore. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1958 Walt Disney film The Light in the Forest. Pioneer boy John Butler is taken captive by the Lenni Lenape in frontier Pennsylvania and assimilated into their tribe. When he later encounters white settlers, he faces conflict within and without. Plus facts about Native Americans. Light in the Forest; Savage Chivalry. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Light in the Forest. Variant with art and story on back cover. Cover photo of Fess Parker and James MacArthur. Art by Nicholas Firfires and Sparky Moore. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1958 Walt Disney film The Light in the Forest. Pioneer boy John Butler is taken captive by the Lenni Lenape in frontier Pennsylvania and assimilated into their tribe. When he later encounters white settlers, he faces conflict within and without. Plus facts about Native Americans. Light in the Forest; Savage Chivalry; What the Tree Meant to the Delaware. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "JIM BOWIE, No. 893." Based on 1956-58 ABC TV series "The Adventures of Jim Bowie." Photo cover of Jim Bowie (as played by Scott Forbes). Intro with photos. Jim Bowie's Secret; Jim Bowie comes to Swamp City, Louisiana, to visit his brother Ed and finds that the town is in control of a crooked sheriff. Thieves Paradise; Bowie happens across waterfront thieves stealing a piece of cargo; He takes the box to his room, where he finds the pirate Jean Lafitte waiting for him. Scripts by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Bill Ziegler. How the Bowie brothers invented the "Bowie Knife." How Jim Bowie perfected his knife and had a prototype forged by blacksmith James Black. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "Walter Lantz OSWALD THE RABBIT, No. 894." Cover art by John Carey. Tropical Trickery, art by Pete Alvarado; Oswald plans to go seek his fortune in Alaska, but the boys plant a subliminal suggestion to go to the tropics instead. Hare-Sized Hero, art by Pete Alvarado; After Oswald accidentally captures a wanted criminal, the boys think he's a hero. Oswald the Rabbit and the Birthday Boat, art by Fred Abranz; The boys build a homemade boat for Oswald's birthday, but it sinks when Oswald steps foot on it. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "WAGON TRAIN, No. 893." Based on the 1957-65 NBC/ABC TV series "Wagon Train." Photo cover of Major Seth Adams (as played by Ward Bond). Intro with three photos. Fury at Blue River; Major Adams' wagon train comes under attack by outlaws at a ford at Blue River; An old man, a former marshal, goes by himself to find the outlaw's hideout. Sioux Ambush; A school teacher is forced to bury the textbooks for her school when the wagon train is attacked by a band of renegade Sioux Indians and is forced to flee to the Army fort. The Scout; duties of the scout for a wagon train. The Wagon Master; duties of the wagon master of a wagon train. Scripts by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Nicholas Firfires. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Goofy. 10¢ Edition. Cover by Paul Murry. Stories by Carl Fallberg and Vic Lockman. Art by Paul Murry, Jack Bradbury and Tony Strobl. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Goofy and his goofy adventures. A millionaire thinks Goofy is a hero after he accidentally saves a kid from a busy street, and gives him a job. Goofy becomes the "fun director" of a girls' club, but he must dress in drag. Goofy buys the wrong painting at an auction. Mixed-Up Mixer; Fun Director; The Painting Panic; Goofys Last Stand. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.