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Walt Disney Scamp, #13 Whitman

Published: [September 1973]

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Issue Contents:
Sausages in His Mouth

Story Featuring Scamp

Storyline

Scamp scampers away with a mouthful of sausages.

Credits
Story Notes

While this cover and the issue's lead story are from two different original sources, the cover very nicely illustrates the story.

Hot Doggies

Story Featuring Scamp

"Mom, I'm going to the park and find me a cool, shady spot!"

Storyline

On a very hot day, Scamp and Boris try unsuccessfully to beat the heat. Relief comes in a very unexpected way.

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Who's to Blame

Story Featuring Scamp

"Your father and I are invited to chew a bone at Trusty's house! Be good... don't fight, and don't do anything to upset Darling!"

Storyline

While Lady and the Tramp are out, it's up to Scamp to keep his mischievous siblings out of trouble. He has a very difficult time doing so.

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Story Notes

There is no question mark at the end of the title.

Sausage Scramble

Story Featuring Scamp

"Golly! What a delicious aroma!"

Storyline

When a string of sausages falls from a delivery truck, Scamp hopes to take them home as a treat for his family. However, a crow, a gopher, the dogcatcher; a big mean dog, and a colony of ants make his journey one of sausage-attrition.

Credits
Story Notes

While this story and the issue's cover are from two different original sources, the cover very nicely illustrates this story.

Little Sir Show-Off

Story Featuring Scamp

"Hey, fellas! Look at me! I can jump through this fork in the tree!"

Storyline

Scamp is a whiz at doing tricks in the backyard but, when a trained acrobatic dog needs a break and gets a bragging Scamp to substitute for him, the pup finds it's not so easy to wow 'em under the bright lights.

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Story Notes

In what may be a double-joke, the dog act trainer is named "Dr. Barks" - covering the sound a dog makes and a fellow Disney comics creator. Remade as "Backstage Hero" in Scamp (Western, 1967 Series) #31 (September, 1976).