Cover: Henry Scarpelli

Swing with Scooter #16

Dec 1968 · DC · 0.12 USD

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“Skiing Is Believing!”

In "Skiing Is Believing!", Scooter’s attempt to steal a little attention from the girls’ concern for Kenny’s broken leg takes a wild turn when a mix-up with X-rays convinces the doctors he’s gravely ill. Written by Doug Crane and brought to life with crisp, expressive art by Henry Scarpelli (pencils and inks), this 1968 gem from DC delivers a classic case of mistaken identity with a healthy dose of slapstick charm. The cover by Scarpelli perfectly captures the moment’s escalating panic.

artist Doug Crane · inker Henry Scarpelli · letterer Joe Letterese · cover Henry Scarpelli

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Cast · 6 characters

Cookie Kenny Malibu Penny Scooter Sylvester

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artist Doug Crane

inker Henry Scarpelli

letterer Joe Letterese

cover pencils, inks Henry Scarpelli

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Scooter wants a little sympathy from the girls, who are fussing over Kenny and his broken leg, so he pretends to be sick. But when his X-rays get mixed up with someone else's, the doctors think he's dying for real.

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