Walt Disney the Beagle Boys #17

Jul 1973 · Western · 0.20 USD

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“The Defective Detectives”

In "The Defective Detectives," the Beagle Boys take a bizarre turn, faking comic books to sabotage Super Goof’s fame and line their pockets—only to stumble into a real-life caper that backfires spectacularly when they attempt to steal from Scrooge McDuck’s money bin using a plot straight out of their own counterfeit pages. Written by Mark Evanier and brought to life with crisp art by Kay Wright, this 1973 Western Comics gem features a clever twist on the usual heist, with lettering by Bill Spicer and a dynamic cover by Pete Alvarado and Larry Mayer.

writer Mark Evanier · artist Kay Wright · letterer Bill Spicer · cover Pete Alvarado, Larry Mayer

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Full credits

writer Mark Evanier

artist Kay Wright

letterer Bill Spicer

cover pencils Pete Alvarado

cover inks Larry Mayer

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The Beagle Boys are printing counterfeit comic books to ruin Super Goof's reputation and make money. The meet their downfall when then try to execute one of the comic book plots to steal the money from Scrooge McDuck's money bin.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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