New cover illustrating a reprinted interior story.
There are no official credits for writer Vic Lockman and artist Paul Murry in the issue's "Credits" box. It merely says: "Story and art Unknown". However, their credits DO actually appear elsewhere in the book...
...Within the issue's preview/promo page titled "Between the Lines", under the entry for Goofy Adventures #15, it says: Story by VIC LOCKMAN / Art by PAUL MURRY" - with the creators' names in all caps.
Per the "Credits" box, colorist Carl Gafford is the only officially credited creator for this story.
"Sign of the Times": Page 13, panel 1: A highway speed limit sign that said "65 MPH" in the original 1960s printing has been changed to "55 MPH" for this 1991 printing.
A new Super Goof logo and story title font replaces that of the original Gold Key/Western Publishing version.
Writer Vic Lockman makes reference to Poughkeepsie, New York (the location of [original publisher] Western Publishing's printing facilities) when Super Goof starts his journey back to Earth from the planet of the Koolots, and heads in the wrong direction:
KRAIGY KOOLOT: "But Earth is that way!"
SUPER GOOF: "Whoops! Thanky kindly! I never DID study interplanetary geography! I can't even find Poughkeepsie on a map!"
"Kraigy Koolot" might also be a reference to Lockman's editor at Western, Chase Craig.
Except for Carl Gafford, the creator credits are omitted for this story as with "Super Goof vs. the Cold Ray" (see above). Per the "Credits" box, colorist Carl Gafford is the only officially credited creator for this story.
A new Super Goof logo replaces that of the original Gold Key/Western Publishing version.
There are no official credits for writer and artist in the issue's "Credits" box. It merely says: "Story and art Unknown".
Per the "Credits" box, colorist Valerie Dalchele is the only officially credited creator for this story.
On final interior page of the comic. Shares page space with "Credits" box.
David Cody Weiss is credited as editor in a reader's letter of comment, which is backed-up by the editorial reply to that letter.