Double Date with Candy and Tippy

Just as Stan Lee reused only his own scripts when he refried Millie the Model stories, when Jack Mendelsohn reused old scripts as a writer for Tippy Teen at Tower, he reused only his own—his own Candy stories from Quality in the Fifties. They are indeed rewrites, some more, some less; the gag climaxing "Chemical Warfare" is different from the one ending "Chemical Formula."

The Tippy character Ashley Hartburn (think Reggie Mantle) comes directly from Candy's cast with no name change.

The first story in Tippy 1, "Great Skate," is by Mendelsohn, as I've mentioned, but I don't see an earlier version of it. There are a lot more Quality/Tower refries, but since I have a gap in Tippi issues on hand after 3, I'll stop here for now.

Jack Mendelsohn Tippy Teen 1-3 scripts
reworking his Candy ones

Nov/65	1	Chemical Warfare
		from "Chemical Formula" CANDY 42 (Sep/53)
Jan/66	2	Hearts and Flowers
		from "Hearts and Flowers" CANDY 33 (Dec/52)
		Muscle Tussle
		from "Muscle Tussle" CANDY 32 (Nov/52)
		Inferior Decorating
		from 2nd Candy story CANDY 37 (Apr/53)
		Volley Folly
		from 4th Candy story CANDY 37 (Apr/53)
		A Sight for Sore Eyes [GO-GO AND ANIMAL]
		from "A Sight for Sore Eyes" CANDY 49 (July/54)
		Starlet Fever
		from "Is It a Cinema?" CANDY 33 (Dec/52)
Mar/	3	3rd Finger Right Hand
		from "3rd Finger Right Hand" CANDY 51 (Nov/54)
		Very Dear Diary
		from 1st Candy story CANDY 37 (Apr/53)
		Sweep No More My Lady
		from "Sweep No More, My Lady" CANDY 45 (Dec/53)
		A Stretch in Time
		from 2nd Candy story CANDY 36 (Mar/53)
		Odd Appreciation [GO-GO]
		from "Odd Appreciation" CANDY 33 (Dec/52)
		Keeping 'Em in Stitches
		from "Knot One, Purl Two" CANDY 35 (Feb/53)
		Good Deed Indeed-y
		from "One Good Turn Deserves Another" CANDY 51 (Nov/54)
		Axe Me No Questions
		from 5th Candy story CANDY 36 (Mar/53)