It may be assumed that most readers of Carl Barks' stories find that the Beagle Boys spent all of their woken hours trying to find ways to 'releave' Scrooge of the contents of the Money Bin. But this is not the case when you look at the of number of stories covering that particular obsession compared with the rest of the Beagle Boys stories. In fact, the Boys were often somewhat more versatile and less bungling than we usually give them credit for. Although acting as criminals most of the time they were actually even reduced to victims in a few stories!!!

In the sub-pages you are presented to all of Barks' 32 stories - in chronological order - with the Beagle Boys participating in greater or smaller roles. The stories have been divided into three main categories enabling you to better understand the Boys' versatility as well as how Barks developed their skills over the years.