Disney Masters #24

In "The Green Attack," Magica DeSpell inherits a crumbling mansion from her mysterious sorceress aunt, only to uncover a hidden treasure: the Borgia Flower Staff, a wand that commands plant life. With a wicked grin and a new weapon in hand, she sets her sights on Scrooge's Money Bin, unleashing a verdant assault unlike any before.

In "An Honest Mistake," the Beagle Boys—ever the opportunists—find themselves stumped when even the easiest break-ins fail, thanks to a city-wide shift in how people protect their valuables. With homes now empty of loot, the crooks pivot: why not sell the very alarms they’ve spent years trying to beat? Written by a longtime Disney comics veteran and illustrated with sharp, expressive flair by the series’ interior artist, this six-page tale turns a classic caper on its head, exploring what happens when criminals try to go straight—by selling security to the very people they used to rob.

In "Tip-Top Topiary," Donald Duck channels his creativity into intricate topiary art for a range of quirky clients, delighting audiences with his whimsical designs—until he tackles a grand commission for Duckburg, where his bold vision meets unexpected resistance. The story captures the charm of a talent misunderstood, blending humor and heart in a tale of artistic pride and public perception.

When a slickly dressed con artist dangles the promise of membership in a secret "Snobs' Club" before him, Scrooge McDuck finds himself tempted—only to realize too late that the real trick is on him. The Beagle Boys, in disguise, have their sights set on more than just a few coins.

In "Ill Met by Moonlight," Scrooge McDuck trades his usual high-stakes adventures for a quiet retreat in the sun-drenched Costa Patata, buying the mysterious, long-abandoned mansion of the reclusive Howard Huge. But beneath the tropical calm lies a legacy of pirate lore, and an ornate mirror in the estate hints at secrets that stretch beyond time—just as the moon rises over the jungle.