Beagle Boys (1972 Whitman) comic books
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Issue #13
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Tony DiPaola. Stories and art by Pete Alvarado, Tony DiPaola, Larry Mayer 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. When Gladstone Gander and Goofy become sheriff and deputy of a Western town, the Beagles think they see an easy target. The Beagles try to use a violin in their latest scheme against Uncle Scrooge. Too bad they don't know the violin is a priceless Stradivarius.... Invasion of Piracy; Boom Beagles Big Backfire; The Squawk Box, No-Gun Sheriff. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.
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Issue #14
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Whitman edition. Cover by Tony Strobl and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Bob Ogle, Tony Strobl, Steve Steere, and John Liggera. 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 take a class in witchcraft from Wanda Witch so they can use magic for crime, but that doesn't work out like they planned. The young Beagle Brats want to go to summer camp, so the Beagle Boys steal an abandoned campground. The Beagles think Gyro Gearloose has learned how to create gold. The Dime From Uncle; The Case of the Gold Bars. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.
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Issue #16
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by 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. Uncle Scrooge hires reformed Beagle Boy Sherlock Beagle to foil the other Beagle Boys. The Beagles discover a map to an Egyptian treasure in the steam from a teapot. So they take Gyro Gearloose's flying bathtub in search of the treasure. Scientific Deduction; The Whistling Teakettle. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.
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Issue #18
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by 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. When crime in the city becomes too difficult, the Beagle Boys target the Seven Dwarfs and their gem mine in the Enchanted Forest. But that pits them against a dragon and the Wicked Witch's poisoned apples. The Beagle Boys use Gizmo Beagle's inventions to steal Hypno-Ha-Ha gas from dental inventor No-Pain Shane. The Seven Dwarfs Diamond Mine Job; No Laughin' Matter. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.20.
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Issue #19
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Whitman edition. Cover by Tony Strobl and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Tony Strobl, Steve Steere, 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 use a well-digger in their latest jailbreak attempt. A Beagle Boy cannot sleep because his bed is made of bars. Uncle Scrooge gets amnesia and forgets the combination to his Money Bin, so he tricks the Beagle Boys into opening it for him. The Money-Go-Round; Sentimental Journey; Supersensitive 666. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.20.
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Issue #20
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Whitman edition. Cover by Kay Wright. Stories and art by Mark Evanier, Kay 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. Hiding out after a robbery, the Beagles get jobs on Grandma Duck's farm. The Beagle Boys' latest heist involves sneaking into the billionaires' party inside a gigantic cake. Beagle Bloopers; Fakery in the Bakery. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.20.
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Issue #21
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Whitman edition. Cover by Kay Wright and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Mark Evanier, Kay Wright, Jeff Maurer 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. In their most daring scheme yet, the Beagle Boys trick Super Goof into moving the Brooklyn Bridge to the Grand Canyon, then charge tolls to cross it. Beagle 16-761's violin playing is so terrible, the Beagles think they can use it to break into Scrooge's money vault. When that fails, there's always the old Cake Escape plan to get out of prison. The Flunk-Outs; Tune Up for Trouble. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.20.
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Issue #22
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Kay 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. The Beagle Boys decide the Gulchburg Bank is easy pickin's after Goofy becomes sheriff of Gulchburg. When Uncle Scrooge throws a party at the Money Bin, the Beagle Boys try to crash it. The Old Stage Trail; The Entertainment Committee. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #23
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Whitman edition. Cover by Kay Wright and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Mark Evanier, Pete Alvarado, Kay 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. The Beagle Boys get to be in charge of Scrooge's business for a day, but then have to deal with 846 other Beagle Boys. The Beagles hack a police computer to learn the secret identity of Super Goof, the superhero who looks exactly like Goofy. The Beagle Boys hijack Moby Duck's ship to find a legendary gigantic pearl. Scrooge for a Day; Electric Brain Sprain; The Big Pearl Hunt. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #24
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- 2.5" cumulative spine split. Cover detached. Centerfold detached at one staple.
Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by 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 want Grandma Duck's stew recipe, but they have to compete with Uncle Scrooge to get it. The Beagles are such famous bank robbers, they can't even enter a bank when they want to make a legal transaction. The Beagle Boys try to create a shark-scare so Uncle Scrooge will sell his beachfront property cheap. Million Dollar Stew; The Bubble Gum Bandits; The Ruthless, Toothless Shark. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #26
$7.20
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Whitman edition. Cover by Tony Strobl and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Tony Strobl, Steve Steere, 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. Gyro Gearloose gives the Beagles his latest invention: perfume of generosity. When the Beagle Boys learn of a rare plant that feeds on money, they hatch their biggest scheme yet, stocking plants throughout the city of Duckburg. The Beagles try to figure out why their keen-eared brother Super-Sensitive 666 is getting sick. Once Upon a Crime; The Case of the Pick-Pocketing Plant; Super-Sensitive 666 Gets Sick-Sick-Sick; A Lesson From Uncle Zero. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.
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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
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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
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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.
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Issue #32
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Tony DiPaola. Stories and art by Kay Wright, Bob Gregory 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' uncle Generous Beagle showers them with gifts, but he wants a favor in return. The Beagles open a summer camp. The Beagle Boys must solve a jigsaw puzzle to win a valuable inheritance. The Fantastic Favor; Bringing Up Brats; The Copy-Luck Caper; The Jigsaw Hunt. 32 pages, Full Color. NOTE: no number/month on cover. Cover price $0.30.
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Issue #34
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Tony DiPaola. Stories and art by Kay Wright, Bill Wright, Roger Armstrong 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. A daredevil biker plays a key role in the Beagles' latest scheme. The Beagle Boys try to travel back in time with Gyro Gearloose's time machine, and wind up as children under the care of Nanny Beagle. The Beagle Boys play the long con and try to get Scrooge to recognize them in his will. The Super Cycle Sap; The Time Crime-Cure; The Homemade Heirs; The Unseen Guest. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.30.
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Issue #35
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado and Tony DiPaola. Stories and art by Jack Manning 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 accidentally get in trouble with the South Side Gang. The Beagles try pick-pocketing at a magicians' convention by mistake. Granny Beagle teaches the boys about being sneaky. Shakes Alive; Easy Pickins; Rattys Trophy; Granny's ABC's. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.30.
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Issue #37
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Whitman edition. Cover by Jack Manning and Bill Wright. Stories and art by Jack Manning, Bill Wright, Roger Armstrong, Tony Strobl, John Liggera 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 treasurer of the Beagle Boys' gang forgets the combination to the State Treasury Vault. The Beagle Boys' latest scheme is a charity swindle. The Beagles think they've got the perfect partner: a robot Beagle. The Great Vault Getaway; Bawl Baby Beagle; The Perfect Partner; A Visit From Hoopla. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.30.
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Issue #38
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Whitman edition. Cover by Bob Gregory and Bill Wright. Stories and art by Jack Manning, Roger Armstrong, 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. A mysterious radish transforms 176-671 into Super Beagle, but the power wears off at inopportune times. The Beagle Boys lose their clothing at the swimming hole near Grandma Duck's farm. The ultra-paranoid Watch-Beagle insists on watching the Beagles' house. Super Beagle; Bad Day Blues; Watch-Beagle Bugaboo; Gramps Great Gift. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.30.
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Issue #39
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Whitman edition. Cover by Bob Gregory. Stories and art by Jack Manning, Roger Armstrong, Pete Alvarado, 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. The Beagle Boys are displaced by the even worse "Grimy Hand Gang." The Beagles accidentally save a train and become honorary sheriffs for a lawless town, much to their surprise. The Beagle Boys stop at nothing after Ratty the cat goes missing. The Takeover; The Lawless Town; The Electronic Break-In; Missing Cat Caper. 32 pages, Full Color. NOTE: no number/month on cover. Cover price $0.35.
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Issue #41
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Whitman edition. Cover by Pete Alvarado. Stories and art by Jack Manning, Kay 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. A Beagle's snoring is so loud, it sets off an alarm. The Beagle Boys are tracked by the Junior Woodchucks' bloodhound, who cannot be shaken. The Beagles hijack the wrong train and wind up on a military troop transport. The Tell-Tale Nose; The Rip Van Beagle Plot; The Tunnel Gang; Choo-Choos Boo-Boo. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
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Issue #43
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Whitman edition. Cover by Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Kay Wright and Jack Manning. The identical masked crooks are tireless in their constant attempts to steal Uncle Scrooge's money, running into various Disney characters along the way. Grandpa Beagle wants soup like they made in prison, forcing the Beagles to break into the prison kitchen. The nosy Buttinski Beagle just can't mind his own business. The Beagles use a time machine so they can travel back in time and rob Uncle Scrooge's first safe. The Mush Quest; A Bad Day with Buttinski; Visionary Harry; Old Time Crime. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
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Issue #44
$4.80
Whitman edition. Cover by Jack Manning. Stories and art by Jack Manning and others. 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' cat Ratty helps them break out of jail - and back in. The Beagles steal Gladstone's lucky charm to see if his luck will rub off on them. The Beagle Boys meet their eccentric back-to-nature cousin, Herbal Herb Beagle. A Very Special Cat; Stolen Luck; Rattys Reward; Back to Nature. 32 pages, Full Color. NOTE: no number/month on cover. Cover price $0.35.
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Issue #45
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Whitman edition. Cover by Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Jack Manning, Kay Wright, and Cliff Voorhees. The identical masked crooks are tireless in their attempts to steal Uncle Scrooge's money, running into various Disney characters along the way. The Beagle Boys' psychic cousin Telepathic Beagle teaches them how to use their mind-powers. Joker Beagle, the Beagles' practical-joker cousin, soon pulls one joke too many. The Beagles attempt to sabotage Gyro Gearloose's burglar-nabbing machine. Minds over Money; Super-Type Car; The Gizmo Goof-up; The Joker Is Wild. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
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Issue #46
$6.70
Whitman edition. Cover by Jack Manning and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Jack Manning, Bob Gregory, and Cliff Voorhees. The identical masked crooks are tireless in their attempts to steal Uncle Scrooge's money, running into various Disney characters along the way. The Beagle Boys' cat Ratty finds forgotten loot hidden in the sofa. The Beagles want to learn mind-reading from Hocus-Pocus Beagle, a cousin who works as a stage magician. Cousin Catnip Beagle masterminds a plan to steal a gemstone. Mascot Woes; The Tunnel Muddle; The Hocus-Pocus Plot; Cousin Catnips Caper. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
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Issue #47
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Whitman edition. Cover by Kay Wright and Larry Mayer. Stories and art by Jack Manning and Bob Gregory. The identical masked crooks are tireless in their attempts to steal Uncle Scrooge's money, running into various Disney characters along the way. Mimic Beagle tries to mastermind a jailbreak. The black sheep of the Beagle family is Honest Abe Beagle, who cannot tell a lie. The Beagle Boys hate when their cat Ratty sharpens her claws on the sofa, but after she runs away, they drop everything to search for her. The Pick-Pocketeers; Beach Party; Honest Abe's Charade; The Sofa Saga. Final issue of the series; followed immediately by Beagle Boys vs. Uncle Scrooge (1979 Gold Key) #1. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.
