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 he stumbles upon a towering alley cat and hitches a ride on a lumber truck—only to find himself at the zoo. Written by Del Connell and brought to life with energetic art by Al Hubbard, this 1967 Western Publishing classic captures Scamp’s mischievous spirit in a story that’s equal parts adventure and whimsy, with the cover by Al Hubbard perfectly framing the chaos.
Scamp’s curiosity gets the better of him when he bolts from Trusty’s tales, only to face a towering alley cat and accidentally stow away on a lumber truck—landing him right in the middle of the zoo, where a parade of wild creatures, from an alligator to a bear, are just beginning to stir.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #703 (1956), Four Color #1204 (1961)
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