Walt Disney Scamp #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bone Trouble," young Scamp tries to prove himself by chasing down a rival, only to discover his bold act was sparked by a much smaller, more innocent creature. Written by Del Connell and brought to life with lively art by Al Hubbard—both on pencils and inks, with coloring by the Western Publishing Production Shop—this 1976 issue captures Scamp’s spirited misstep with charm and humor. The cover, also by Al Hubbard, perfectly frames the moment of misplaced bravado.
Scamp, eager to prove himself like his father, sets out to pick a fight with a rat—only to realize too late he’s just scared off a tiny mouse. Back at the gang, he boasts about his bravery, unaware the real test of courage might not be who you fight, but who you’re willing to protect.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #703 (1956), Four Color #777 (1957), Walt Disney's Scamp #14 (1960)
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