Criminal beagle-men who aren't Beagle Boys

[LP]

Hello there. This will be an attempt of listing burgling beagles and all around criminal hounds who are not a part of the Beagle Boys Inc.
The ones I'm aware of are:

Hairy Harry from Turkey Trot at One Whistle (W WDC 162-01)


Butch and his companion from The Pixilated Parrot (W OS 282-02)


The Black Mask Burglar from Plenty of Pets (W WDC 106-02)



I seem to recall Barks having a short one in one story, like Bigtime Beagle, but I'm not sure if that's real.
Anyways, please help.

[quiof]

In this story, some of these have a cameo appearance.
inducks.org/story.php?c=D+2003-080

[LP]

Here's the short guy I was thinking of, from W WDC 61-02.

[quiof]

Night Out from Uncle Scrooge 37 (1961) by Tony Strobl

inducks.org/story.php?c=W+US+++37-08
another page of the same issue:







A boy from Zé Carioca 1842 (1988) by Eli Leon
inducks.org/story.php?c=B+880068
 

[RobbK1]

Maybe those are simply members of the extended Beagle family, who have not yet been to prison lately, finished their prison terms, rather than having escaped, or even if they HAVE escaped, are intelligent enough to realise that they would have an easier time avoiding recapture if they would remove their prisoner number tag from their sweater, or just not wear their prison sweaters IF the number cannot be removed? 

[Ramapith]

Aug 10, 2020 21:21:17 GMT quiof said:

In this story, some of these have a cameo appearance.
inducks.org/story.php?c=D+2003-080

I'll never forget THAT story—writer Stefan Petrucha asked me (as editor) to throw in whoever I could think of—it was an entire auction house full of Duckburg villains bidding on stolen valuables.

[quiof]

From Woody Woodpecker, source TV Tropes dogfaces entry

disneyweirdness.blogspot.com/2010/10/excellent-idea.html
tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Dogfaces

[djnyr]

Feb 25, 2023 12:53:24 GMT Ramapith said:

Aug 10, 2020 21:21:17 GMT quiof said:

In this story, some of these have a cameo appearance.
inducks.org/story.php?c=D+2003-080

I'll never forget THAT story—writer Stefan Petrucha asked me (as editor) to throw in whoever I could think of—it was an entire auction house full of Duckburg villains bidding on stolen valuables.

I remember getting a kick out of all the cameos in that story, Ramapith; I didn't realize they were your doing.  I didn't know who Zantaf was at that time, and puzzled over just who such a distinctive-looking character could be, but I remember recognizing all of the others.  I particularly got a kick out of spotting Dr. Vulter (the most unfairly neglected of the classic-era Mickey villains, I've always thought) and Hairy Harry, the Horrible Train Robber (nice to see he eventually regained his hirsuteness after his brush with the baby turkeys).  

[Scrooge MacDuck]

Feb 25, 2023 22:06:00 GMT djnyr said:

Dr. Vulter (the most unfairly neglected of the classic-era Mickey villains, I've always thought)  

It was one of the first Gottfredson stories I read, so I share the sentiment — but equally, I think he's just a tricky character to work into the general status-quo, with the best intentions in the world. I recall an Italian story which featured him as an escapee from the Mouseton prison, no different from the Blot or Ecks and Doublecks, and despite the thrill of him being back, it felt weird. Vulter's not quite Vulter without his Captain Nemo-esque devoted followers, and his Bond-villain base, and everything. Outside of a (highly appreciated) cameo, having him as some criminal who's generally lurking about without being a major, immediate threat just doesn't work. Doesn't mean there's not more life in the character yet, by any means, but I think the thing to do with him would have to be more along the lines of some big Casty epic.

[bats]

Feb 27, 2023 22:22:20 GMT Scrooge MacDuck said:

Feb 25, 2023 22:06:00 GMT djnyr said:

Dr. Vulter (the most unfairly neglected of the classic-era Mickey villains, I've always thought)  

It was one of the first Gottfredson stories I read, so I share the sentiment — but equally, I think he's just a tricky character to work into the general status-quo, with the best intentions in the world. I recall an Italian story which featured him as an escapee from the Mouseton prison, no different from the Blot or Ecks and Doublecks, and despite the thrill of him being back, it felt weird. Vulter's not quite Vulter without his Captain Nemo-esque devoted followers, and his Bond-villain base, and everything. Outside of a (highly appreciated) cameo, having him as some criminal who's generally lurking about without being a major, immediate threat just doesn't work. Doesn't mean there's not more life in the character yet, by any means, but I think the thing to do with him would have to be more along the lines of some big Casty epic.

This story is pretty decent, I think
Yeah, you could PROBABLY rewrite it into having the Blot as the villain instead without all that much difficulty, but Vulter feels like a pretty natural fit for the villain here.

[Scrooge MacDuck]

Feb 27, 2023 23:18:35 GMT bats said:

This story is pretty decent, I think
Yeah, you could PROBABLY rewrite it into having the Blot as the villain instead without all that much difficulty, but Vulter feels like a pretty natural fit for the villain here.

Hm. I wouldn't know; never been printed in a language I can read, alack… but good to know, all the same. (I ought to clarify once again that I didn't mean fitting Vulter returns were impossible; I just think there's a reason they're scarce.)

[quiof]

Kat Nipp appears in a few stories and on a Topolino cover
inducks.org/character.php?c=Kat+Nipp&view=1

[quiof]

inducks.org/story.php?c=ZM+58-07-06

Brazilian remake:


inducks.org/story.php?c=B+RJC+125