Walt Disney Scamp #26

Nov 1975 · Western · 0.25 USD

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In "Like Father, Like Son," Scamp ventures off on his own, leaving behind Trusty’s tales, only to face a towering alley cat and accidentally stow away on a lumber truck—leading him straight to the zoo. With art by Al Hubbard on both interior and cover, this 1975 Western Publishing gem captures a classic moment in Scamp’s mischievous journey.

Contains 3 stories

Like Father, Like Son

10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

ScampJockTrampLadyScamp's siblings [RuffyFluffyScooter]bully dog's pupbully dog

Tire Tangler

3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

ScampScamp's siblings [RuffyFluffyScooter]truck-chasing dogfierce dogbicycle delivery boy

Trapped

11 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

ScampLadyTrampScamp's siblings [RuffyFluffyScooter]TrustyPeghuge alley catalligatorelephantbearzoo-keeper

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, surrounded by creatures both strange and suspicious. With his siblings, Lady, Tramp, and the ever-watchful Trusty close behind, Scamp’s wild detour leads him through a menagerie of dangers, from a lurking alligator to a grumpy bear, all while the zoo-keeper keeps a sharp eye on the chaos.