Mickey Mouse #129
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "His Unroyal Highness," Mickey and Goofy find themselves swept into a royal farce when Goofy is mistaken for the ailing prince of Artovia—thanks to their uncanny resemblance—and pressed into service to prevent a looming coup. With Tony Strobl’s expressive art and John Liggera’s crisp inks bringing the adventure to life, this 1971 Western Comics classic sees the duo navigating palace intrigue in a role far beyond their usual antics, all under Paul Murry’s dynamic cover.
In "His Unroyal Highness," Mickey and Goofy are called to the kingdom of Artovia when a lookalike prince falls ill, forcing Goofy to step in as a decoy to prevent a coup. With Mickey’s quick thinking and Goofy’s unshakable good nature, the unlikely royal impersonation begins—just in time to keep the throne from falling into the wrong hands.
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Reprinted in Anders And & Co. #52/1971 (1971), Donald Duck & Co #1/1972 (1971), Walt Disney's Comics #328 (1974), Mickey Mouse #205 (1980)
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