Walt Disney the Beagle Boys #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Seven Dwarfs' Diamond Mine Job," the Beagle Boys trade their usual bank heists for a wild detour to the Seven Dwarfs' gem mine, only to find the dwarfs better protected than any vault. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Pete Alvarado, this 1973 Western Comics adventure throws the crooks into a minefield of magic, mystery, and a dragon that’s not quite what it seems. The cover, penciled by Alvarado and inked by Larry Mayer, captures the chaos perfectly.
When the Beagle Boys hit a dry spell robbing banks and jewelers, they swing by the Seven Dwarfs’ gem mine for a change of scenery—and a new kind of score. But the Dwarfs aren’t just guarding diamonds; they’re also guarding a secret that leads to a dragon, a poisoned apple, and a rescue that’s more trouble than it’s worth.
When the Beagle Boys enlist Gizmo-020 Beagle’s latest gadgets to steal Hypno-Ha-Ha gas from dental inventor No-Pain Shane, their plan to hypnotize Scrooge’s guards and raid the money bin seems foolproof—until Uncle Scrooge’s frugal habits turn their high-tech scheme into a hilariously awkward mess. With Benny the Phony Beggar and Black Jack on the sidelines, the gang’s over-the-top antics collide with Scrooge’s penny-pinching precision in this classic 1973 Disney humor tale.
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Reprinted in Almanacco Topolino #209 (1974), Walt Disney's ekstra-hæfte #8/1975 (1975), Walt Disney's månedshefte #8/1975 (1975), Donald Duck Spesial #3/1976 (1976), Walt Disney's ekstra-hæfte #3/1976 (1976)
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