Beagle Boys vs. Uncle Scrooge #7

Beagle Boys vs. Uncle Scrooge was a comic book series published by Gladstone during the late 1980s, a period that saw a notable resurgence in high-quality American reprints and original stories featuring Carl Barks’ iconic Disney characters. These issues were part of an effort to satisfy a growing collector market that valued the classic aesthetic of the Duck universe while introducing modern serialized antagonisms between Scrooge McDuck and his persistent criminal rivals.

The stories in this series typically focused on the physical and intellectual comedy of the Beagle Boys’ failed schemes to infiltrate the Money Bin. While the series often featured uncredited or editorial-managed creative teams common to the era's Disney licensed titles, the visual design remained firmly rooted in the established house style dictated by the Barks legacy. The issue was received as a straightforward, lighthearted addition to the broader Gladstone library, serving as accessible entertainment for both legacy fans and younger readers of the time.