Miki Maus

In the early 1970s, Turkish publisher Hakkı Bigeç launched Miki Maus, a 35-issue comic series that offered a distinctive local take on the globally recognized mouse character. Produced during a period when unauthorized adaptations flourished in Turkey, the series is a notable artifact of the country's vibrant, unlicensed comics scene. While specific creators are not documented, the series stands as a curious milestone in the international spread of comic book iconography.