Walt Disney the Beagle Boys #38

Oct 1977 · Western · 0.30 USD

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“Super Beagle”

In "Super Beagle," 176-671 takes a bizarre turn when a wild radish transforms him into a superhero—complete with a cape and a dramatic new look—only to find the power fades at the worst possible moments. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Roger Armstrong, this 1977 Western Comics classic delivers a delightfully absurd twist on the Beagle Boys' usual antics. The cover by Bob Gregory and Bill Wright captures the zany energy of the story perfectly.

writer Vic Lockman · artist, inker, letterer Roger Armstrong · cover Bob Gregory, Bill Wright

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writer Vic Lockman

artist, inker, letterer Roger Armstrong

cover pencils Bob Gregory

cover inks Bill Wright

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176-671 gets transformed into Super Beagle by eating a wild radish. (like Goofy becomes Super Goof by eating a super goober). But the radishes keep wearing off at inopportune times.

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

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Whitman

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