Walt Disney the Beagle Boys #21

Jul 1974 · Western · 0.20 USD

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In "The Flunk-Outs," young 16-761's violin lesson takes a wild turn when his older brothers hijack the trip to target Scrooge's money vault—only to fail, get locked up, and escape using the off-key notes from his playing. With a cake from 38-38-38 as their next weapon, they stage a third attempt, but Scrooge’s response sends them rocketing to a distant planetoid. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Kay Wright, this 1974 Western comic features a delightfully chaotic caper with a cover by Kay Wright and Larry Mayer.

Contains 2 stories

The Flunk-Outs

13 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Beagle Boys [176-671176-176671-176]GilbertChief O'HaraSuper Goof [Goofy]Professor Fagin

When the Beagle Boys flunk out of Professor Fagin’s Crime School, they hatch a wild scheme: trick Super Goof into relocating the Brooklyn Bridge to the Grand Canyon, hoping to profit from tolls. But when Super Goof realizes he’s been played, he turns the tables—leading to a showdown with the Beagle Boys and Fagin that ends with the bridge back where it belongs.

Tune Up for Trouble

12 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Beagle Boys [716-167176-67116-76138-38-38 (a sister)]Chief O'HaraUncle Scrooge McDuck

When 16-761 is sidetracked from his violin lesson by his brothers, the Beagle Boys’ latest scheme takes a chaotic turn—complete with sour notes, a cake-powered escape, and a final, very unexpected destination. With Uncle Scrooge guarding his vault and Chief O'Hara on the case, the boys’ musical mischief leads to a wildly off-key adventure that’s as funny as it is unpredictable.