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Cover: Al Hubbard

Four Color #777

Mar 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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In "The Would-Be Dalmatian," a 1957 Four Color comic, young Scamp and his cousin Speedy take their doggy duties seriously after being taught "the facts" by Tramp and Dachsie. Written by Del Connell and illustrated by Al Hubbard—whose crisp pencils and inks define the cover and interior—this playful tale follows the pups’ earnest attempts to behave, only to find their well-intentioned actions lead to chaos in the park. The story captures a quiet moment of canine mischief and mistaken responsibility, all rendered with the charm and precision of Dell’s classic Four Color series.

Contains 7 stories
The Would-Be Dalmatian
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
ScampTrampdalmatianfirefighters
Getting the Facts
9 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
ScampLadyTrampScamp's sibling (Ruffy)DachsieSpeedy (Dachsie's puppy nephew)flock of geesepark caretakerfirst dogcatchersecond dogcatcherpeacock

In "Getting the Facts," Tramp and Dachsie try to teach their young charges, Scamp and Speedy, the essentials of proper dog behavior—only to find their well-meaning advice leads to a day of innocent chaos in the park. As the pups follow the "facts" to the letter, their literal interpretations send them on a series of misadventures that leave the park in disarray. When the dust settles, Tramp and Dachsie end up in the dog pound, taking the fall for the pups’ unintended mischief.

Bad but Good
10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
ScampLadyTrampScamp's siblings [RuffyFluffyScooter]TrustyJockthree puppies
The Secret Pact
7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
ScampTrampJockPegmouse

In "The Secret Pact," young Scamp sets out to prove himself by challenging a fearsome rat, only to discover his bravado was built on a tiny, unwitting victory over a nervous little mouse. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1957 tale captures a moment of mistaken courage in a world where every paw-step matters.

The Collared Cuties
5.75 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
ScampLadyScamp's siblings [RuffyFluffyScooter]PedroRositaJuanitaCarmelitaChicitabullcows

In "The Collared Cuties," Scamp and his three sisters set off to deliver their old collars to Pedro the chihuahua’s four puppy sisters—Rosita, Juanita, Carmelita, and Chicita—after each receives a brand-new one. Their journey to the dairy farm takes a turn when their bright red collars catch the eye of a bull, who begins to take an uninvited interest in the group. With the bull on their trail and their good intentions at risk, Scamp must think fast to keep his sisters safe.

Scamp's Trusty Umbrella
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Scampwoman with umbrellaTrusty
Tipping Over Trash Cans Can be the Bee's Knees!
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Scampbees

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Full credits

artist, inker Al Hubbard
cover pencils, inks Al Hubbard

Reprints

Reprinted in Almanach du Journal de Mickey #1958 (1957), Almanacco Topolino #76 (1963), Almanacco Topolino #77 (1963), Donald Duck #20/1965 (1965), Walt Disney Scamp #27 (1976), Walt Disney Scamp #28 (1976), Donald Ducks Show #[29] (1976), Donald Ducks Show #[31] (1977), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #527 (1988), Walt Disney Series #24

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