Walt Disney the Beagle Boys #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Million Dollar Stew," the Beagle Boys face a rare roadblock: their own past catching up to them. Trying to cash in on a long-forgotten bank account set up by their Aunt Annie, they’re shut out by the very institution they’ve always tried to rob—this time, for the first time, on the honest side of the law. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Pete Alvarado, with a cover by Alvarado and Larry Mayer, this 1975 Western Comics gem turns the tables with a twist of irony and a touch of small-town bureaucracy.
The Beagle Boys try to pull off a rare honest act—making a legitimate withdrawal from a bank account set up by their Straight Aunt Annie—but their infamous reputations keep them locked out at every turn. With no choice but to rethink their usual methods, they’re forced to navigate a situation where even their usual tricks won’t work.
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Reprinted in Topolino #1063 (1976), Donald Duck & Co #28/1976 (1976), Walt Disney's Giant Comics #678 (1977), Walt Disney's Giant Comics #679 (1977)
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