Issue Details

Issue	#5
Published	February-March 1967
Frequency	bi-monthly
Cover Price	0.12 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Jack Miller; Barbara Friedlander (Associate Editor)

Cover Details

Characters	Scooter; Kenny; Sylvester; Penny; Cookie; Malibu; Cynthia; Captain Hurts; Ninotchka
Genre	teen
Pencils	Joe Orlando
Inks	Mike Esposito ?
Letters	Ira Schnapp

16 page Swing with Scooter story "Yo, Ho, Ho....and a Bottle of Root Beer"

Characters	Scooter; Sylvester; Penny; Cookie; Malibu; Cynthia; Kenny; Captain Hurts; Ninotchka
Synopsis	The kids stumble on a fake pirate band who have hidden their stolen loot in an old chest on an island.
Genre	teen
Script	Jack Miller ?; Barbara Friedlander ?
Pencils	Joe Orlando

1 page Swing with Scooter story "Cynthia, Scooter's Ginchy Sister"

Characters	Cynthia
Genre	teen
Script	Jack Miller ?; Barbara Friedlander ?
Pencils	Joe Orlando
Inks	Mike Esposito ?

Half page Direct Currents promo (ad from the publisher)

Letters	typeset
Notes	Listing of DC comics on sale in late December 1966 and early January 1967

Half page Cap's Hobby Hints filler "Come in, Tommy. I'm working on a new model."

Genre	fact
Script	Henry Boltinoff ?
Pencils	Henry Boltinoff (signed)
Inks	Henry Boltinoff
Letters	Henry Boltinoff

1 page public service announcement "Peace on Earth"

Synopsis	The words "peace on earth" translated into many different languages.
Genre	fact
Script	Jack Schiff ?
Letters	Ira Schnapp
Notes	Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.

1 page Scooter Scoops text article

Synopsis	anecdotes about several teen idols, including Mick Jagger and Ann-Margret, and about the Batman television series
Genre	fact; celebrity
Script	Barbara Friedlander ?
Pencils	Joe Orlando ? (logo illustration)
Inks	Joe Orlando ? (logo illustration)
Colors	? (logo illustration)
Letters	typeset

6 page Swing with Scooter story "A Day in the Life of Scooter"

Characters	Scooter; Aunt Hatta (cameo); Batman (cameo); Superman (cameo); Flash (cameo); Hawkman (cameo); Adam Strange (cameo)
Synopsis	A reporter follows Scooter around for a day, but the pop star insists he lives the life of a regular American boy. After eluding the adulation of countless girls all day long, Scooter and the reporter return home to find superheroes on his doorstep looking for his autograph.
Genre	teen
Script	Jack Miller ?; Barbara Friedlander ?
Pencils	Joe Orlando
Inks	Mike Esposito ?