Walt Disney the Beagle Boys #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Diamond Tooth," the Beagle Boys pull off their most cunning scheme yet, stealing a hypnotic diamond tooth and using it to turn Scrooge McDuck into a beggar—complete with a new, utterly convincing identity. With Vic Lockman's sharp storytelling and Pete Alvarado's expressive art bringing the chaos to life, Scrooge's accidental encounter with a rival hypnotist becomes the key to reclaiming his true self and turning the tables on the crooks. The cover, by Alvarado and Mayer, captures the moment of deception with flair.
When the Beagle Boys steal a hypnotic diamond tooth and use it to turn Scrooge McDuck into a beggar, chaos ensues at a posh party—until a chance encounter with a rival hypnotist offers a flicker of hope. With the help of Isaac Iris, James, and Scrooge’s guards, the duck billionaire must reclaim his identity before the Beagle Boys pull off their biggest scam yet.
When the Beagle Boys ditch their usual heists to escape the law, they stow away on a freighter hoping for a tropical getaway—only to find themselves stranded in the Arctic. With their plans gone cold, they must prove they’re still worth arresting just to get rescued.
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Reprinted in Almanacco Topolino #196 (1973), Donald Duck & Co #47/1973 (1973), Joakim (Farbror Joakim) #2/1976 (1976), Onkel Skrue #2 (1976)
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