Walt Disney Scamp #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Friendly Feline," Scamp, Speedy, and Trusty venture into an old, abandoned house that Trusty insists is haunted—though his bravado can't quite mask his nerves. Written by Del Connell and brought to life with expressive art by Al Hubbard (pencils and inks), this 1969 Western Publishing tale captures the playful tension of three pups testing their courage, with Trusty’s quiet fear making the hunt for him all the more endearing. The cover, also by Al Hubbard, perfectly frames the story’s whimsical suspense.
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Scamp, Speedy, and Trusty play hide and seek in an old, abandoned house that Trusty believes to be haunted. Trusty does his best to conceal his fear from the two pups, lest they no longer believe the tall tales of his exploits, but his best isn't good enough and the pups resolve to give the old bloodhound a good scaring.
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