Sugar and Spike #90

Sugar and Spike #90 (On Sale: April 7, 1970) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin with"What's a Flumsh?" by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted in Best of DC #47. We end with "Window-Box" also by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff

Three Mouseketeers #1

Three Mouseketeers #1 (On Sale: March 19, 1970) has a cover by Rube Grossman.

Here is a series I don't recall ever even seeing on the stands, reprinting stories from Three Mouseketeers #1 of 1956. The stories featureing the Three Mouseketeers are "Brave Deed," "Temper, Temper," "Air-Minded," "The Explorers" and "The Problem." The final story featues Dizzy Dog and is "Say It with Music." All artwork is by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Sugar and Spike #89

Sugar and Spike #89 (On Sale: February 10, 1970) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin with "Runaway Dump-Truck" reprinted in Best of DC #47. We continue with "Flavor Favor," "Peace on Wheels" and finally, "Bernie the Brain Does It Again." As usual, all stories and art by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #88

Sugar and Spike #88 (On Sale: December 9, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We have three Sugar and Spike stories this issue: "Little Arthur Strikes Again," "Eggs, Sunny-Side Down" and "Why Babies Do What They Do," all writen and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #87

Sugar and Spike #87 (On Sale: October 9, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

Inside we have three Sugar and Spike tales: "A Tale of Two Sugars," "One Good Deed" and "Plumbers' Problem." All three are written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #86

Sugar and Spike #86 (On Sale: August 19, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

Inside we have Sugar and Spike and Bernie the Brain in "Tale That Can Never Be Told" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #85

Sugar and Spike #85 (On Sale: July 22, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin with "Bernie the Brain and the Octopus" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #72. Next is "The Mystery of the Giant Jungle-Gym" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #43. That is followed by "Sugar Becomes an Indian Chief" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #48. Next is "Who Said That?" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #41. We end with "Sugar's Great-Great-Great Grampa Plumm" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #24. All stories and artwork are by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #84

Sugar and Spike #84 (On Sale: June 17, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

Inside we have "Bernie the Brain's Biggest Blunder" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #83

Sugar and Spike #83 (On Sale: April 15, 1969) has its typical Sheldon Mayer cover. I failed to note that starting two issues previous the "With Bernie the Brain" tag-line was added to the cover logo.

The full-length Sugar and Spike tale "The Squirt-Bandits' Secret" is by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #82

Sugar and Spike #82 (On Sale: February 18, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

This issue features Sugar and Spike in "Poof! You're a Teen-Ager" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.