Binky's Buddies #11

Binky's Buddies #11 (On Sale: July 9, 1970) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with Binky in "The Unbelievers" by Henry Boltinoff, Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli. This one was reprinted in Best of DC #70. Next is Binky in "Tennis the Menace" which was reprinted in Best of DC #28. We end with Binky's Buddies in "The Fashion Show."

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Super DC Giant S-13

Super DC Giant S-13 (On Sale: July 2, 1970) has a Binky cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We have a flurry of uncredited Binky tales in this one. They are: "A Person Could Starve," (It's a good thing you can work...) , (Thanks for taking my books...), Benny in (Hello, Amy! This is Benny...), Binky in (Oh, Binky, would you do me a favor...), Buzzy in "A Good Listener," and then Binky in (I like these scales...) and (I've got to go now, Binky...) .

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Binky #73

Binky #73 (On Sale: April 7, 1970) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with "Lucky Binky" by John Albano, Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli and reprinted in Best of DC #39. Next is "The Great Bar-Bell Chase" and that is followed by "A Message to Peggy" by John Albano, Bob Oksner and Henry Scarpelli and also reprinted in Best of DC #39. We end with "Sherwood's Turn-On Gets Turned Off."

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Swing With Scooter #27

Swing With Scooter #27 (On Sale: March 19, 1970) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

This issue begins with three Scooter stories: "Double Trouble," "Gift Package" and "Sylvester's Meat is Dutch Treat." It ends with two Malibu tales: "Weird Do We Go from Here?" and "It's Only Fate -- Not My Date." I have no creator information.

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Binky's Buddies #9

Binky's Buddies #9 (On Sale: March 5, 1970) has cover by Henry Scarpelli.

This issue begins with Binky's Buddies in "Binky Keeps His Cool." Next is Benny in "Monkey Business" by John Albano, Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli, which was reprinted in Binky #81 and Best of DC #45. We end with Binky's Buddies in "Run, Mudder, Run" by John Albano, Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli, which was reprinted in Best of DC #39.

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Binky #72

Binky #72 (On Sale: February 10, 1970) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli and a new name. The series was previously known as Leave it to Binky.

We begin with Binky in "It's Unsteady to Go Steady." That is followed by Little Allergy in "The Artist" and in "The Sleep-Walker," which was reprinted in Best of DC #28. Next we have Binky in "Beware -- of Benny's New Wheels" and Little Allergy in "The Wanderer." We end with Binky in "It's an Ice Day" drawn by Artie Saaf and Henry Scarpelli.

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Swing With Scooter #26

Swing With Scooter #26 (On Sale: February 5, 1970) has a cover by Henri Scarpelli.

We begin with Scooter in "Cry Baby" and "Where There's Weight There's No Will." Next is Malibu in "It's a Mod World," then Scooter again in "Let's Play Catch the Plane." We then have Malibu in "Jekyll and Hide" and we end with Scooter in "The Mod Clod."

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Date With Debbi #8

Date With Debbi #8 (On Sale: January 27, 1970) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

This issue Debbi in "A Froggy Day in Buddsville" by Barbara Friedlander and Henry Scarpelli. Next is Debbi in "Everybody Likes Somebody" also by Barbara Friedlander and Henry Scarpelli. That brings us to Debbi in "Calling Doctor Debbi," and we end with Flowers in "The Valentine Date."

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Binky's Buddies #8

Binky's Buddies #8 (On Sale: January 8, 1970) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

This issue begins with Binky in "The Good Skate." Next is Buzzy in "Mr. Muscles." We end with Binky again in "Slappy Birthday" by John Albano, Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli. This last story was reprinted in Best Of DC #45.

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Swing With Scooter #25

Swing With Scooter #25 (On Sale: December 18, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

This issue has four Scooter tales: "It's Work Like Ants for the Xmas Dance," "Snow Fun -- Being a Fund Raiser," "Santa's Li'l Helpers" and "Kenny Goes Hollywood."

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Debbi's Dates #6

Debbi's Dates #6 (On Sale: December 16, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with Buddy in "Seeing Isn't Believing." That is followed by Benedict in "The Ski Champ" drawn by Henry Scarpelli. Next is Debbi's Dates in "Two Down and One to Go" and we end with the Ding-a-Lings in "Fun in the Sun."

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Leave It To Binky #71

Leave It To Binky #71 (On Sale: December 9, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with Binky in "The T.V. Man" by John Albano, Winslow Mortimer and Bill Draut which was reprinted in Best of DC #29. Next is Binky in "Supporting Your Local Policeman." That is followed by Binky's Buddies in "Easy Bread" by Barbara Friedlander, Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli. This was reprinted in Best of DC #70. We end with Binky in "(Where are you going in such a temper, Binky?)."

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Date With Debbi #7

Date With Debbi #7 (On Sale: November 25, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with Debbi in "The Pinch-Hitter" with pencils by John Rosenberger. Next is Debbi in "Double Trouble." The third Debbi story, "Dress Dilemma," is by Barbara Friedlander, Doug Crane and Henry Scarpelli. We end with an untitled Flowers story.

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Binky's Buddies #7

Binky's Buddies #7 (On Sale: November 6, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with Binky's Buddies in "Genius for a Day" and "Ski Weekend." Next is Peggy in "Honk! Honk" and "New Boy in Town." Lastly we have Binky in "The Football Flop" by John Albano, Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli which was reprinted in Best of DC #45.

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Swing With Scooter #24

Swing With Scooter #24 (On Sale: November 4, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with Scooter in "Halloween -- It's a Scream." That is followed by Scooter in "Weird, Wild Wheels" drawn by Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli and reprinted in Best of DC #39. Next is Malibu in "Tanks for the Present." "The Ghost with the Most," "Ghost-Toasties," an untitled story and "The Vanishing Ghost." We end with "She Takes the Cake."

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Leave It To Binky #70

Leave It To Binky #70 (On Sale: October 9, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with "The Teen-Tour... Play as You Go" drawn by Henry Scarpelli. This story was reprinted in Binky #80 and Best of DC #28. Next is "Sightseeing is Believing" also drawn by Henry Scarpelli and all reprinted in Best of DC #28. Lastly we have "Heap Big End of Trip." This story was also reprinted in Binky #80 and Best of DC #28.

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Swing With Scooter #23

Swing With Scooter #23 (On Sale: September 11, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with Scooter in "The Cats Go to the Dogs" and Malibu in "The Scaredy-Cat Ghost." Next is Sylvester in"Too Many Cooks" drawn by Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli. We end with Scooter in "Date, Date --- Who's Got the Date?"

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Binky's Buddies #6

Binky's Buddies #6 (On Sale: September 9, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with Benny in "The Gallant One." Next is Buzzy in "The Great Outdoorsman" and Benny again in "Tow-Getherness." We end with two Binky stories: "Binky's Secret Admirer" (reprinted in Binky #81 and Best of DC #28) and "She Likes It."

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Leave It To Binky #69

Leave It To Binky #69 (On Sale: August 12, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We began with Binky in "The Miss-Understanding" and then in "Don't Be Mod, Pop." Next is Dopey in "The Preparation," followed by Binky again in "Careful Living," which is reprinted from Leave It To Binky #56. We end with Binky in "'Li'l Allergy's Pet Project."

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Swing With Scooter #22

Swing With Scooter #22 (On Sale: August 5, 1969) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We have Scooter and Sylvester in "He Who Learns Karate... Gets Sore Back," "Hat a Girl," Malibu in "The Expert," "The Poet" and "Room for Rent," and we end with Scooter in "Mod Addict." I have no information on credits for the interior of this book.

Edited by Joe Orlando.