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Walt Disney Scamp, #26 Gold Key

Published: November 1975

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Scamp Eats Tramp's Food

Story Featuring Scamp

Storyline

Tramp is about to enjoy his dinner when he spies little Scamp eating from his dog bowl, as Lady looks on in amusement.

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Story Notes

This is a reprint of the first Scamp comic book cover.

Like Father, Like Son

Story Featuring Scamp

"Gee, Jock... Then those stories I've heard about my pop are true?"

Storyline

Tramp gets challenged by a new dog in the neighborhood, but has to back down because he promised Lady he wouldn't fight in front of Scamp.

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Tire Tangler

Story Featuring Scamp

"Boy, there's a real he-dog... tackling truck tires!"

Storyline

After suffering the consequences of truck, car, and bike tire chasing, Scamp finally finds two tires he can safely bark at.

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Trapped

Story Featuring Scamp

"It is morning playtime at the Lady and The Tramp household..."

Storyline

Rather than listen to Trusty's long-winded stories, Scamp wanders away encountering a huge alley cat and hopping a ride on a lumber truck that delivers him to the zoo.

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Story Notes

Both Scamp and Tramp have an aversion to Trusty's long-winded stories, actually regarding them as punishment. Several elements of this story are remade as "The Great Cat Trek" in Scamp (Western, 1967 Series) #40 (March, 1978).

The Best of Walt Disney Comics

"A treasury of Collectors’ Classics from the Golden Age of Comics"

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Story Notes

Ad offering four issues of The Best of Walt Disney Comics: Mickey Mouse “The Bat Bandit of Inferno Gulch”, Donald Duck “Frozen Gold”, Donald Duck “The Ghost of the Grotto”, and Uncle Scrooge “Only a Poor Old Man”. Between pages 9 and 10 of previous story.