Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #197
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mystery of the Ivory Dogs," Mickey and Goofy embark on a daring safari through Black Africa, chasing rumors of a legendary statuette known as the Ivory Dogs. With the help of a missing scientist, Doctor Rivingston, the duo faces jungle perils and ancient secrets in a quest that’s as thrilling as it is mysterious. Illustrated by Dick Hall and featuring a dynamic cover by Paul Murry, this 1973 adventure is a classic example of Disney’s globe-trotting charm.
Mickey and Goofy embark on a wild safari through Black Africa, chasing rumors of a legendary treasure—the Ivory Dogs—while trying to locate the eccentric Doctor Rivingston, who’s gone missing in pursuit of the rare statuette. With Minnie Mouse and Teeny back home keeping an eye on things, the duo faces jungle traps, curious creatures, and more than a few mishaps on their quest.
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