Four Color (September-November 1959), #1034

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Nancy and Sluggo Summer Camp
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The Sign Painter

Storyline: Sluggo gets in trouble for writing "Sluggo was here" on various objects.

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The Huntress

Storyline: Nancy goes hunting for turtles but gets more than she bargained for.

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Off to Camp

Storyline: Sluggo is the only neighborhood kid who can't afford to go to summer camp. After being splattered by mudballs by Sluggo (who's trying to put one in orbit), Mr. McOnion pays Sluggo's fare to camp to get rid of him for the summer.

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Camp Fafomama

Storyline: Sluggo is made a camp monitor and gives Nancy and her friends 200,000 demerits for calling him names.

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The Bank Holdup

Storyline: Sluggo gets revenge on his cabinmates for playing tricks on him.

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The Muddy Lake

Storyline: Sluggo uses a spray gun full of detergent to wash off some boys' Indian warpaint. They chase him to the lake where he falls in and the detergent turns the lake into a huge mass of bubbles.

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The Ghost Story

Storyline: Oona scares the whole camp with a ghost story.

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Roughing It with Rollo

Storyline: Rollo's servant Crumbly saves him when Rollo's boat gets too close to the falls.

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The Bear Scare

Storyline: Nancy and Lana are scared stiff as boards when they see a bear in the woods.

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A Midnight Stroll

Storyline: Nancy follows Oona through a secret door under a bush in the forest. It takes her to a passage, guarded by the Yoyos, which ends in the fireplace of Oona's house.

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The Champion

Storyline: Pee Wee is a champion knot-tier, but can't remember to tie his shoes.

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The Ant Eater

Storyline: Anthropomorphic ants mistake Rosie for an ant-eater.

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The Caterpillar Scare

Storyline: After observing a caterpillar, Nancy is startled when she sees a half-dozen children carrying a canoe, with only their legs visible.

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