Issue | #8 |
Published | March - April 1970 |
Cover Price | $0.15 |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | Dick Giordano |
Notes | My copy is missing 4 pages at the centerfold, and may therefore be missing a short feature. |
Characters | Debbi Anderson; Buddy; Mr. Anderson; Mrs. Anderson |
Synopsis | Buddy is uneasy kissing Debbie with her family watching out the window. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Pencils | Henry Scarpelli ? |
Inks | Henry Scarpelli ? |
Notes | My copy is missing 4 pages at the centerfold, and may therefore be missing a short feature. |
Characters | Debbie Anderson; Mrs. Anderson; frog; Mr. Jansen; Debbi's cat; Mr. Blooper; Miss Canfield; Mona; a Congressman |
Synopsis | Debbi saves a frog from several disasters, causing herself some problems at school but getting noticed by a nature-loving boy, which causes all the girls to bring frogs to school. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Script | Barbara Friedlander ? |
Pencils | Henry Scarpelli ? |
Inks | Henry Scarpelli ? |
Characters | Harry; Harry's wife |
Synopsis | Harry misunderstands teenagers' use of the term "outasite." |
Genre | humor |
Characters | Debbie Anderson; Mr. Anderson; Mona; Harold Highborne; Sally's father; Sally's mother; Benedict |
Synopsis | Debbi and Mona have a plan to get Sally and Harold together, but instead injure Harold and cause Sally's mother to punch out Sally's father. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Script | Barbara Friedlander ? |
Pencils | Henry Scarpelli ? |
Inks | Henry Scarpelli ? |
Synopsis | Horoscopes for the coming month. |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | Text article with illustrations of the zodiac signs. |
Characters | Lee Rider; Frank; sheriff |
Synopsis | Lee discovers the trick used by rustlers to steal his uncle's cattle. |
Notes | Ad for Lee Riders jeans, in comic format. |
Characters | Flowers; Cupid; Psyche; Miss Gleen; Ken Logan |
Synopsis | Flowers judges a valentine contest and chooses Ken Logan for the king, despite the protests of her friends that he is too straight. |
Genre | teen humor |
Characters | Debbi Anderson |
Synopsis | Letters from readers about fads they have noticed, with illustrations. |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | Letters from: Lynn Rudolph; J. F. Westbury; Julie Thomsen; Ginny G.; Peg Russo; and Sharon Karman. |