Issue Details

Issue	#23
Published	November 1969
Cover Price	$0.15
Pages	36
Editing	Joe Orlando

Cover Details

Characters	Scooter; Cookie; Penny; Kenny
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Henry Scarpelli (signed)
Inks	Henry Scarpelli

5 page Swing With Scooter story "The Cats Go to the Dogs!"

Characters	Scooter; Sylvester; Kenny; Cookie
Synopsis	Scooter and the band try to come up with some new, way-out sounds for their new gig, but things go too far.
Genre	teen; humor
Inks	Henry Scarpelli (?)

3 page Swing With Scooter story "The Scaredy-Cat Ghost!"

Characters	Malibu; Cousin Jerome
Synopsis	Malibu's cousin Jerome (a ghost) gets sick and they have to call a witch doctor to cure him.
Genre	teen; humor

1 page Horace filler "I should never have come into Indian territory to look for gold!"

Characters	Horace; Charlie
Synopsis	Charlie the cowboy and Horace his horse find that the Indians are not so bad after all.
Genre	humor; western
Pencils	Henry Scarpelli
Inks	Henry Scarpelli

1 page Horace filler "G'morning, Shorty!"

Characters	Horace; Charlie; Shorty
Synopsis	Charlie doesn't remember everything he needs at the general store.
Genre	humor; western
Pencils	Henry Scarpelli
Inks	Henry Scarpelli

1 page Horace filler "Hold it, mister -- it wasn't me!"

Characters	Horace; Charlie
Synopsis	Horace gets Charlie in trouble for whistling at a girl.
Genre	humor; western
Pencils	Henry Scarpelli
Inks	Henry Scarpelli

5 page Swing With Scooter story "Too Many Cooks!"

Characters	Sylvester; Cookie; Ginny
Synopsis	Sylvester takes a cooking class at school to meet girls.
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Win Mortimer
Inks	Henry Scarpelli

5 page Swing With Scooter story "Date, Date -- Who's Got the Date?"

Characters	Scooter; Penny; Cookie; Aunt Hatta; Dr. Brown
Synopsis	Penny and Cookie compete to find their way to Scooter's heart through his stomach.
Genre	teen; humor
Inks	Henry Scarpelli (?)

1 page Scooter's Aunt Hatta letters page

Synopsis	Advice column
Letters	typeset