Top Comics Walt Disney Scamp #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Double-Dealing Double-Digging," Scamp trades Trusty’s tales for a wild detour when a towering alley cat sends him fleeing—and hopping a ride on a lumber truck straight to the zoo. Written by Del Connell and brought to life with lively art by Al Hubbard, this 1967 adventure captures Scamp’s mischievous spirit in a story that’s equal parts charm and chaos, all wrapped in a vibrant cover by Hubbard.
Scamp’s curiosity gets the better of him when he bolts from Trusty’s tales, only to run into a towering alley cat and accidentally stow away on a lumber truck—landing him right in the middle of the zoo, where a grumpy elephant, a sleepy bear, and a suspicious alligator are already on edge. With his siblings Ruffy, Fluffy, and Scooter watching from afar and the zoo-keeper closing in, Scamp’s wild detour just got a whole lot more complicated.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #703 (1956), Four Color #1204 (1961)
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