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Walt Disney Scamp, #28

Published: March 1976

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Saved by "Thin Ice" Sign

Story Featuring Scamp

Storyline

A "Thin Ice" sign keeps Scamp from falling through that very same thin ice.

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Getting the Facts

Story Featuring Scamp

"Tramp! Wake up! Wake up!"

Storyline

Tramp gives Scamp "the facts" on good dog-behavior and staying out of trouble. Ditto for Dachsie and his puppy nephew Speedy. Tramp and Dachsie nap in the park, confident that the pups will adhere to "the facts". The pups do just that, but the list of "facts" was far from complete allowing Scamp and Speedy to innocently wreak havoc in the park, while believing they are behaving properly. Tramp and Dachsie find themselves in the dog pound, taking the blame for the pups' unintended mischief.

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Boo to You, Too

Story Featuring Scamp

"Do you mind, Lady, if Scamp comes along with Speedy and me to play hide and seek?"

Storyline

Scamp, Speedy, and Trusty play hide and seek in an old, abandoned house that Trusty believes to be haunted. Trusty does his best to conceal his fear from the two pups, lest they no longer believe the tall tales of his exploits, but his best isn't good enough and the pups resolve to give the old bloodhound a good scaring.

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Story Notes

GOOD BIT: As Trusty begins telling another of his long-winded tall tales, Scamp and Speedy comment on how many times they've heard this one before: SCAMP: "You told us the same story three times last Fourth of July, and twice last Christmas, and seven times last Halloween!" SPEEDY: "Altogether about one hundred and forty-five times!"

The Friendly Feline

Story Featuring Scamp

"Heh! Next to being a cat hater, I like junk snooping best!"

Storyline

Scamp gets rescued four times by a kitten, then gets a chance to repay the favor by rescuing the kitten's sisters from a hawk.

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"Helter Skelter"

Story Featuring Beep Beep the Road Runner , Ad Featuring Hostess Twinkies

"Wile E. Coyote thinks he's found a way to catch a roadrunner."

Storyline

Wile E. Coyote stops the Road Runners in their tracks with a torrent of rushing water, until Daffy Duck distracts him with some Hostess Twinkies allowing the Road Runners to escape.

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Story Notes

Color ad on inside front cover. WILE E. COYOTE: "I was so busy enjoying Hostess Twinkies, I let the Road Runners get away!" DAFFY DUCK: "Cheer up, my good man! It's not every day you get to eat something as delicious as Hostess Twinkies!"