Four Color #181
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trombone Trouble," Mickey Mouse finds himself on an unexpected adventure when a wealthy client demands a rare black orchid, sending him and Goofy off to the Orinoco River region in South America. Written, drawn, and inked by Bill Wright, this 1948 Four Color #181 tale blends whimsy and travel in a lighthearted quest, with the cover by Bill Wright capturing the spirit of the journey.
Mickey Mouse and Jungle Magic! takes Mickey and Goofy on a wild tropical adventure when a flower shop order for a rare black orchid sends them deep into the jungles of the Orinoco River. With only their wits and a map to guide them, the duo must navigate treacherous terrain and strange creatures in search of a bloom said to be impossible to find.
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Reprinted in Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Birthday Party #1 (1953), Walt Disney's serier #11/1956 (1956), Walt Disney's serier #11/1956 (1956), Le Journal de Mickey #350 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #17/1960 (1960), Donald Ducks Show #[9] (1964), Walt Disney's månedshefte #5/1970 (1970), Mickey Mouse #307 (2011), Klassisk Donald Duck #8 (2017)
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