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Tippy's Friends Go-Go and Animal
Date | Number: 1 | Lang: English (en)
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Well, the credits here are all saying Samm Schwartz, but I don't see it. The bulk of the stories in this issue (although I can't say for the missing 11 pages) are drawn by Harry Lucey or I'll eat my shorts. Speaking of shorts, most of the shorter features are NOT drawn by Lucey. The only thing here I can positively identify as Samm is the 1-page feature "Hairstyles Au Go-Go". Some of the shorter filler pieces look like they might be done by Joe Edwards, or possibly Chic Stone, and there was at least one other story... possibly Al Hartley? Hard to say for sure. But most of the longer stories, beginning with the first two, are definitely by Harry Lucey.
  
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NameTippy's Friends Go-Go and Animal 1 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.25 USD | Pages: 68 | Frequency: bimonthly
 
Cover1 page
FeatureGo-Go and Animal
Script ?
PencilsSamm Schwartz
InksSamm Schwartz
NotesWriting credit from Martin O'Hearn's blog (http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2016/12/td-vertical-align-top-when-jack.html). Credit is based on the fact that the cover gag is reused from Jonesy #8 (Quality Comics, 1953 series), and Jack Mendelsohn is known to have worked on both issues.
 
Comic StoryCome As You Aren't! / Go-Go (8 pages)
SynopsisWhen Go-Go goes to Tippy's costume party dressed as a bride, her father jumps to the wrong conclusion.
GenreHumor; Teen
CharactersGo-Go West; Animal; Tippy Teen; Tommy; Egghead; Mabel West; Go-go's father
Script
PencilsSamm Schwartz
InksSamm Schwartz
NotesThis story uses the same script (with minor changes) as the first story in Candy #35 (Quality Comics, 1947 series), also written by Jack Mendelsohn.

Writing credit from Martin O'Hearn's blog (http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2016/12/td-vertical-align-top-when-jack.html).
 
Comic StoryDance Clown Dance / Go-Go (6 pages)
SynopsisAnimal can not dance the Mambo, so Go-Go has to try to get him lessons.
CharactersGo-Go West; Animal; Mr. West
Script
PencilsSamm Schwartz
InksSamm Schwartz
NotesThis story uses the same script (with minor changes) as "Go Man, Go!" in Candy #56 (Quality Comics, 1947 series), also written by Jack Mendelsohn.

Writing credit from Martin O'Hearn's blog (http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2016/12/td-vertical-align-top-when-jack.html).
 
Comic StoryViolin Violation! / Go-Go (6 pages)
SynopsisMr Walston is inspiring Go-Go to appreciate classical music.
GenreHumor; Teen
CharactersGo-Go West; Tippy Teen: Mr. Walston; Tommy
Script
PencilsSamm Schwartz (see notes) ?
NotesThis story uses the same script (with minor changes) as the last story in Candy #40 (Quality Comics, 1947 series), also written by Jack Mendelsohn.

Writing credit from Martin O'Hearn's blog (http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2016/12/td-vertical-align-top-when-jack.html).

Samm Schwartz is involved with this art, however it is not clear if he did corrections as editor, or pencilled or inked it. He did not both pencil and ink this entire story.
 
Comic StoryFortune Hunting / Go-Go (7 pages)
SynopsisGo-Go and Animal meets a fortune teller, who directs Go-Go to follow the bearded man.
CharactersGo-Go West; Animal
Script
PencilsHarry Lucey
NotesThis story uses the same script (with minor changes) as "Fortune Hunting" in Candy #45 (Quality Comics, 1947 series), also written by Jack Mendelsohn.

Writing credit from Martin O'Hearn's blog (http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2016/12/td-vertical-align-top-when-jack.html).
 
Comic StoryRags to Riches / Animal (6 pages)
SynopsisGo-Go and Animal are all dressed up for the formal dance.
CharactersAnimal; Mr. West; Go-Go West; Tippy Teen; Tommy
Script
PencilsHarry Lucey
NotesThis story uses the same script (with minor changes) as "Rags to Riches" in Jonesy #8 (Quality Comics, 1953 series), also written by Jack Mendelsohn.

Writing credit from Martin O'Hearn's blog (http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2016/12/td-vertical-align-top-when-jack.html).
 
IllustrationHairdos au Go Go / Go-Go (1 page)
PencilsSamm Schwartz
InksSamm Schwartz
 
Letter ColumnLet's Ask Go-Go (2 pages)
Script? [as Go-Go]
Letterstypeset
NotesAdvice column
 
Comic StoryWhat a Pane! / Animal (8 pages)
SynopsisAnimal is sent to the Principal's office for breaking lab equipment.
CharactersAnimal; Mr. Phogg; Mr. Sulfirr
 
Text ArticleLet's Have a Slumber Party (2 pages)
Letterstypeset
PencilsSamm Schwartz (illustrations)
InksSamm Schwartz (illustrations)
NotesIncludes pajama designs submitted by readers.
 
Comic StoryAnimal's Words to the Unwise! / Animal (1 page)
GenreHumor; Teen
NotesDefinitions a la Animal.
 
Text ArticleRighteous Brothers (1 page)
Letterstypeset
 
IllustrationFashion Flashes (2 pages)
PencilsSamm Schwartz
InksSamm Schwartz
NotesFeaturing designs submitted by readers.
 
Comic StoryEater's Digest / Animal (1 page)
 
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