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Issue Details

Issue	#67
Published	June-July 1969
Frequency	bi-monthly
Cover Price	0.12 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Joe Orlando

Cover Details - "B-Binky, why do you always take me the long way home. . . "

Characters	Binky; Peggy
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Bob Oksner (signed)
Inks	Bob Oksner

5 page Leave it to Binky story "It's Snow Use!"

Characters	Binky; Peggy; Benny; Sherwood
Synopsis	Sherwood tries to stop Binky from making enough money to take Peggy to the dance.
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Bob Oksner?

6 page Leave It To Binky story "The Picnic!"

Characters	Binky; Peggy; Sherwood; Allergy
Synopsis	Binky vows to hold a picnic, rain or shine.
Genre	teen
Pencils	Bob Oksner?
Notes	clothing and hairstyles updated
Reprinted	from Leave It to Binky (DC, 1948 series) #?, with art changes

1 page Mr. Groovy story "Wait here, lil' birdies an' see the boss surfer of them all!"

Pencils	Sergio Aragones (signed)
Inks	Sergio Aragones

6 page Leave it to Binky story "Real Life Yogi!"

Characters	Binky; Allergy; Sherwood; Peggy
Synopsis	After hitting his head, Binky convinces Peggy he has psychic powers and can tell the future.
Genre	teen
Pencils	Bob Oksner?
Notes	art changed to update clothing and hairstyles
Reprinted	from Leave It to Binky (DC, 1948 series) #?, with art changes

4 page Leave it to Binky story "The Big Hero!"

Characters	Binky; Peggy
Synopsis	Binky tells Peggy that he was late for their date because he was busy saving a crowd from a runaway horse and cart.
Genre	teen
Pencils	Bob Oksner?
Notes	art changed to update clothing and hairstles
Reprinted	from Leave It to Binky (DC, 1948 series) #?, with art changes

1 page The Wonderful World Of Comics text article "#11 DC Stars Of Stage, Screen, Radio And Television"

Genre	fact
Script	Mark Hanerfeld
Letters	typeset