Cecil Beard

Born 27 March 1907, Edna, Texas; died 28 December 1986, Silver City, New Mexico.

Script: 27 stories
Plot: 27 stories

Stories

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Title	Year	By	As	Kind	Pages	Made in	Printings
The Strange Case of Professor Zero	1968	Alpine Harper, Paul Murry	plot, script	Story	24	Western	69
The Big Bad Bear	1968	Cecil Beard, Al Hubbard	plot, script	Story	8	Western	23
Butterfly Catcher	1968	Al Hubbard	plot, script	Story	8	Disney Studio (foreign market stories)	19

Life and work

Comics. American Comics Group: Writer 1944-1950 (no titles known). - D.C./National: Comic-book inks 1948-1953 (The Fox and the Crow) and scripts 1953-1958 (The Fox and the Crow, The Hound and the Hare, Tito and His Burrito, Twiddle and Twaddle). - United Feature Syndicate: Inker on Ella Cinders 1952 (script by Fred Fox and artwork by Roger Armstrong). - Western Publishing: Comic-book scripts 1960s (Disney, Warner Bros.) 1960s. - Disney Studios: Scripts for foreign-market comic book stories 1960s.

Animation. Disney Studios: Animator 1936-1940 (Snow White, Pinocchio, Bambi). - Columbia: Animator and storyman 1940-1945 (The Fox and the Crow). - Cambria Productions: Animator and storyman 1960-1965 (The New Three Stooges).

Also. Married to Alpine Harper. - Writer of television shows.

Education. Chouinard Art Institute, Los Angeles. - Trinity University.

Characters most often

Mickey Mouse121965–1970, 1973
Goofy111965–1970
Minnie Mouse71966–1967, 1969–1970, 1973
Magica De Spell71969–1970
Ed and Al41969–1970
Witch Child41970
Uncle Scrooge41966, 1969–1970
Chief O'Hara41966–1968
Mowgli41968–1970
Idgit the Midget41966–1968, 1970
Dangerous Dan McBoo41966–1968, 1970
Pluto31967, 1969, 1973

Works most with

Alpine Harper161966–1970, 1973
Paul Murry91966–1970, 1973
Glenn Schmitz61969–1970
Steve Steere51970
Al Hubbard41968–1970
Tony Strobl31967, 1969
Ellis Eringer21965, 1969
Jack Bradbury11965