Teen humor again, but this time to ID an artist on Swing with Scooter not previously known to have worked at DC.
Gus Lemoine first signed his name on Fitzgerald's 1976-77 Fast Willie Jackson. Art spotters have worked backward to identify him on Archie's Madhouse. These concurrent Scooter stories match up with that style--right down to the low-rent "chicken fat" of the signs (Madhouse 64, Oct/68, probably contains the most Lemoine pages in one issue). Maybe he's inking himself somewhere among the Archie and DC stories, but I couldn't say where.
Scooter 14 seems to be Howie Post's only issue writing the feature. The Sylvester story's art is signed by Henry Scarpelli.
The Win Mortimer story I list here has been miscredited to Bob Oksner (the inker has been correctly IDed as Tex Blaisdell). There's a hiatus between this first story of Mortimer's for Scooter and his run on the feature in, mostly, #21-30.
Swing with Scooter
| June-July/68 | 13 | Oh, Happy, Happy, Here's Cap'n Clappy | p: Win Mortimer |
| Aug-Sep/ | 14 | Sylvester...Son of Ahbu | w: Howie Post |
| Sir Scooter...Dragon Slayer | w: Post p: Gus Lemoine | ||
| Better Never Than Late | w: Post p: Lemoine |
