Sugar & Spike #97

Sugar & Spike #97  (On Sale: June 22, 1971), has a cover by Sheldon Mayer. 

We begin with "Who's Sorry Now?" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Sugar and Spike #4 (1956).

Next, we have "Raymond and the Angel" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer 

That is followed by "The Mystery of the Bouncing Stick"  written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted in Best of DC #29 (1982).

Sugar and Spike: "The Flash-Light" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted in Best of DC #29 (1982).

We end with "Spike Discovers the Ocean" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted from Sugar and Spike #3 (1956).

Edited by E.Nelson Bridwell.

Sugar & Spike #96 (On Sale: April 22, 1971), has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin with new Sugar and Spike stories "Big Yacht Race", "Zelda Rides Again", "Raymond's Pint-Size Pin-Ups", and a Write Your Own Comic Page! then one more new story: "The Smart Dumbbell" all written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Padding the book with reprints we have Sugar and Spike in "Sugar at Home", "The Big Toy Mystery", and "How to Play Loozum" all 

As a change of pace, we have Sugar and Spike in "Lobsters Away" by Sheldon Mayer and all reprinted from Sugar & Spike #3 (1956).

Back to a reprint from Sugar & Spike #2 (1956) with "The Return of Uncle Charley" by Sheldon Mayer.

One more trip back to Sugar & Spike #3 (1956) for "The Shiny Round Roller" again by Sheldon Mayer.

We end back at Sugar & Spike #2 (1956) for "Photo Finish" by, you guessed it, Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by E. Nelson Bridwell.

Sugar & Spike #95

Sugar & Spike #95 (On Sale: February 23, 1971), has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

As normal, all Sugar and Spike stories are written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer. This issue, they include: "Cock-Eyed Crockery", "Spike's Big Problem", "Sugar, the Sweet Little Mommie" and "Where Did the Window Went?".

Edited by E. Nelson Bridwell.

Sugar & Spike #94

Sugar & Spike #94 (On Sale: December 15, 1970), has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin with Sugar and Spike in "Who Saw What?" Like all storied here it is written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

It is followed by "The Mixed-Up Mix-Up,"  "My, How Time Flies" which was reprinted in Best of DC #47 (1984), and  "How High Is Up?" reprinted from Sugar & Spike #45 (1963).

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Sugar and Spike #93

Sugar and Spike #93 (On Sale: October 13, 1970) has a standard cover by Sheldon Mayer.

This issue has six Sugar and Spike features, from one-page gags to six-page stories. They are entitled: "The Phone Call," "How to Play 'Arrgh'" (reprinted in Best of DC #28 (1982)), "Where's the Toozit Tree?" (reprinted in Best of DC #47 (1984)), "Grown-Up Invention," "Full Speed Ahead" and finally, "Spike's Table Trouble" All content written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #92

Sugar and Spike #92 (On Sale: August 11, 1970) has a standard cover by Sheldon Mayer.

I would like to say right now what a big fan of Sugar and Spike I was, but that would not be the truth. In truth I don't think I ever read a single story, certainly never bought a comic. Just not my cup of tea, as the saying goes.

This issue has six Sugar and Spike features, from one-page gags to eight-page stories. They are entitled: "The Riddle," "Mud-Pie Muddle," "Sugar, the Adviser,"  "A Lesson from a Gift Horse," "Flower Flower" and "Romance... Half-Pint Style." This had to be the easiest book in the world to edit, just wait for Sheldon Mayer to send in the work and print it. All content written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #91

Sugar and Spike #91 (On Sale: June 9, 1970) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin with Sugar and Spike in "Beach Nuts" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

We end with Sugar and Spike in "Zelda, the Walking Riot" also written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer. This story was reprinted in Best of DC #47.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #90

Sugar and Spike #90 (On Sale: April 7, 1970) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin with"What's a Flumsh?" by Sheldon Mayer and reprinted in Best of DC #47. We end with "Window-Box" also by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff

Sugar and Spike #89

Sugar and Spike #89 (On Sale: February 10, 1970) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin with "Runaway Dump-Truck" reprinted in Best of DC #47. We continue with "Flavor Favor," "Peace on Wheels" and finally, "Bernie the Brain Does It Again." As usual, all stories and art by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #88

Sugar and Spike #88 (On Sale: December 9, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We have three Sugar and Spike stories this issue: "Little Arthur Strikes Again," "Eggs, Sunny-Side Down" and "Why Babies Do What They Do," all writen and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #87

Sugar and Spike #87 (On Sale: October 9, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

Inside we have three Sugar and Spike tales: "A Tale of Two Sugars," "One Good Deed" and "Plumbers' Problem." All three are written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #86

Sugar and Spike #86 (On Sale: August 19, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

Inside we have Sugar and Spike and Bernie the Brain in "Tale That Can Never Be Told" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #85

Sugar and Spike #85 (On Sale: July 22, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

We begin with "Bernie the Brain and the Octopus" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #72. Next is "The Mystery of the Giant Jungle-Gym" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #43. That is followed by "Sugar Becomes an Indian Chief" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #48. Next is "Who Said That?" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #41. We end with "Sugar's Great-Great-Great Grampa Plumm" reprinted from Sugar and Spike #24. All stories and artwork are by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #84

Sugar and Spike #84 (On Sale: June 17, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

Inside we have "Bernie the Brain's Biggest Blunder" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #83

Sugar and Spike #83 (On Sale: April 15, 1969) has its typical Sheldon Mayer cover. I failed to note that starting two issues previous the "With Bernie the Brain" tag-line was added to the cover logo.

The full-length Sugar and Spike tale "The Squirt-Bandits' Secret" is by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #82

Sugar and Spike #82 (On Sale: February 18, 1969) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

This issue features Sugar and Spike in "Poof! You're a Teen-Ager" written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #81

Sugar and Spike #81 (On Sale: December 17, 1968) has a cover by Sheldon Moldoff.

We begin with Sugar and Spike in "Trouble in Tortilla" written and drawn by Sheldon Moldoff and guest starring Bernie the Brain. We end with "The House-Hold Helper" also by Sheldon Moldoff.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #80

Sugar and Spike #80 (On Sale: October 22, 1968) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

"Adventure Inside a Monster" is written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer, as usual.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #79

Sugar and Spike #79 (On Sale: August 20, 1968) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

As usual, the Sugar and Spike story "The Mystery of the Swiped Sea-Turtle," is written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Sugar and Spike #78

Sugar and Spike #78 (On Sale: June 18, 1968) has a cover by Sheldon Mayer.

Inside we have "Beware of Froolers," which is, as usual, written and drawn by Sheldon Mayer.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.