Beagle Boys (1972 Whitman) comic books 1976
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Issue #27
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado. Stories and art by Tony Strobl, Pete Alvarado, and Vic Lockman. The identical masked crooks are tireless in their constant attempts to steal Uncle Scrooge's money, running into various Disney characters along the way. The Beagle Boys become model prisoners, hoping to get time off for good behavior. Cousin Dumb-One is the most dangerous Beagle of all - to himself and the other Beagles. When Uncle Scrooge spots a Beagle Boy on the street outside his Money Bin, it starts a game of plot and counter-plot. Time Off for Good Behavior; Dumb and Dangerous; Plot and Counter-Plot. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #28
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Bill Wright. Stories and art by Mark Evanier, Pete Alvarado, and Vic Lockman. The identical masked crooks are tireless in their constant attempts to steal Uncle Scrooge's money, running into various Disney characters along the way. The Beagles find themselves hunted when the prison opens a special Beagle prison wing. The Beagles' new leader wants to get rid of the number system, but the Beagles have no other way of telling each other apart. The Great Beagle Break; Short Order Crook. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #29
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Bill Wright. Stories and art by Kay Wright, Tony DiPaola, and Vic Lockman. The identical masked crooks are tireless in their constant attempts to steal Uncle Scrooge's money, running into various Disney characters along the way. The Beagles try to trick Uncle Scrooge into buying a worthless island. With Cousin Stoolie around, the Beagle Boys can't even get away with misdemeanors. A Beagle suffers from claustrophobia. The Fish Island Fiasco; The Triple Twisted Thistle; Cousin Stoolie Strikes Again; High-Chair Phobia. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #30
$2.65
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Tony DiPaola. Stories and art by Kay Wright, Bill Wright, and Vic Lockman. The identical masked crooks are tireless in their constant attempts to steal Uncle Scrooge's money, running into various Disney characters along the way. Gran'pa Beagle gets out after decades in jail, but isn't ready for the modern world or modern crime. Bored with being bad, the Beagles do good deeds just for the thrill of doing something different. While visiting a dude ranch, the Beagles catch a buffalo rustler. Double Trouble; Updating Gran'pa; Bored Being Bad; Groan on the Range. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #31
$2.65
$2.65
Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Tony DiPaola. Stories and art by Kay Wright, Tony DiPaola, Pete Alvarado and Vic Lockman. The identical masked crooks are tireless in their constant attempts to steal Uncle Scrooge's money, running into various Disney characters along the way. The Beagle Boys use syrup and Cousin Sweet Tooth in a complicated scheme to find out where Scrooge has hidden his money. The Beagles are dismayed at their cousin the judge, but they help him search for an arsonist. Traveling by balloon to Mexico, the Beagles get involved in a bullfight. Crime, Sweet Crime; Bah! Bah! Black Sheep; Over-Wanted; Ye Olde Rip-Off. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.30.
