Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #113
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ruby Eye of Homar-Guy-Am," Mickey and Goofy dive into a mysterious lagoon on a remote tropical island, uncovering the sunken ruins of a forgotten civilization. There, they discover a colossal idol with a glowing ruby for an eye—just as Black Pete arrives, turning the adventure into something far more urgent. A classic Paul Murry art showcase, with dynamic underwater scenes and a pulse-pounding mystery, this 1966 issue from W. G. Publications delivers pure, timeless Disney charm.
Mickey and Goofy stumble upon the sunken ruins of a forgotten island civilization while exploring a tropical lagoon, uncovering a massive ruby embedded in an ancient idol. Just as they retrieve the gem, Black Pete appears, turning the discovery into a race to keep the treasure from falling into the wrong hands.
When Morty and Ferdie accidentally unleash the irritable Meanie Genie while cleaning Madam Mim’s house, their chore day quickly spirals into a series of wild misadventures—each more absurd than the last—as the genie hurls them across the globe to the South Pole, a jungle filled with hungry tribes, a scorching desert, and the depths of Carlsbad Caverns, all before they can outwit him and seal him back in his bottle.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #343 (1951), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #37 (1962), Mickey Mouse #104 (1965)
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