Walt Disney Scamp #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Backstage Hero," Scamp takes a backstage detour when he tries to learn from Wonder Woof, the star performing dog whose act dazzles the other pups. With a little help from an unexpected partnership during a fire emergency, Scamp proves his courage—but his tricks still leave something to be desired. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Mike Arens, with inks by Bill Wright and colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1976 adventure features a cover by Pete Alvarado and Bill Wright.
Scamp, eager to earn his place among the other pups, looks up to Wonder Woof, the star of the local theatre. When a backstage fire breaks out, Scamp and the performing dog team up in a daring act of teamwork, proving their courage even if Scamp’s tricks still feel a little clumsy.
Scamp finds himself cornered in the backyard of two grannies whose home is overrun by cats—especially the massive Two-Ton Tom—after a trio of bullies he’s bested teams up to get revenge. With his usual cleverness tested against a sea of hissing felines, can Scamp outwit the feline fury before he’s trapped for good?
When auto junkyard guard dog Brit is called away by his mate, Scamp steps in to guard the yard—only to face off against two sneaky burglars trying to steal automobile engines. With three scared pups, a trio of scrapping cats, and even Jumpy Jack the grasshopper adding chaos, the night turns wilder than any of them expected.
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Reprinted in Topolino #1110 (1977), Variedades de Walt Disney #282 (1978)
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