Beagle Boys #10

Beagle Boys #10 was published in 1968 by Gold Key Comics as part of a series centered on the recurring antagonists of the Scrooge McDuck and Donald Duck universe. Created by Carl Barks, the Beagle Boys had transitioned from minor foils to starring characters in their own spin-off title, reflecting the publisher's strategy of capitalizing on the popularity of Disney’s secondary cast members during the mid-twentieth century.

The stories within this issue follow the typical Gold Key house style, emphasizing slapstick humor and elaborate, failed heist plots that highlight the characters' collective incompetence. While the creative teams for these issues were rarely credited by name at the time, the aesthetic adhered to the established visual language of Disney animation, focusing on accessibility for a younger audience and maintaining the lighthearted tone characteristic of the Disney comics line produced during the late 1960s.