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Issue Details

Issue	#2
Published	August-September 1966
Frequency	bi-monthly
Cover Price	0.12 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Jack Miller; Barbara Friedlander (Associate Editor)

Cover Details - "Zekefreak -- the Swingin' Monster!"

Characters	Scooter; Sylvester; Cookie; Penny; Malibu; Kenny; Zekefreak
Genre	teen
Pencils	Joe Orlando
Inks	Mike Esposito
Letters	Gaspar Saladino ?

10 page Swing with Scooter story "Love Potions for Sale"

Characters	Scooter; Sylvester; Malibu; Kenny; Cookie; Penny; Oobi-Doobi
Synopsis	Sylvester gets a love potion from an African witch doctor and sells it to all the girls so they can attract Scooter, but they all grow beards instead (which Scooter isn't into at all).
Genre	teen
Script	Barbara Friedlander; Jack Miller
Pencils	Joe Orlando
Inks	Mike Esposito

1 page public service announcement "The Policeman Is Your Friend!"

Synopsis	Tim convinces Pete to ask Officer Perry about Pete's lost dog, because policemen do many more things than fight crime.
Script	Jack Schiff
Pencils	Sheldon Moldoff
Inks	Sheldon Moldoff
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.

Half page Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen promo (ad from the publisher) "Introducing Jimmy Olsen..."

Genre	superhero
Pencils	Curt Swan
Inks	George Klein
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	House ad for Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen (DC, 1954 series) #95 [80 Page Giant G-25], on sale June 14

Half page promo (ad from the publisher) "Draggin'?? Complainin'??"

Script	E. Nelson Bridwell ?
Letters	Ira Schnapp

1 page Cookie's Tiger Bait text article

Synopsis	self-improvement tips for attacting boys
Script	Barbara Friedlander ? [as Cookie]
Pencils	? (logo illustration)
Inks	? (logo illustration)
Colors	? (logo illustration)
Letters	typeset

12 page Swing With Scooter story "Zekefreak--the Swingin' Monster!"

Characters	Scooter; Cynthia; Sylvester; Kenny; Cookie; Malibu; Penny; Zekefreak; Aunt Hatta
Synopsis	Out for a day at the beach, the gang discovers the legendary monster Zekefreak is no legend after all. The beast is fascinated by Scooter's music and follows him home, turning out not to be muxh of a monster.
Genre	teen
Script	Barbara Friedlander ?; Jack Miller ?
Pencils	Joe Orlando
Inks	Mike Esposito

Half page Tomahawk promo (ad from the publisher) "Do You Believe in Ghosts?"

Genre	western
Pencils	Bob Brown
Inks	Bob Brown
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	House ad for Tomahawk (DC, 1950 series) #105 [The Ghost of Tomahawk!], on sale July 5

1 page Scooter Scoops text article

Synopsis	anecdotes about several teen idols, including Cher and the Beatles
Genre	fact; celebrity
Script	Barbara Friedlander ?
Pencils	Joe Orlando ? (logo illustration)
Inks	Joe Orlando ? (logo illustration)
Colors	? (logo illustration)
Letters	typeset