Swing with Scooter #7
In *Swing with Scooter #7* (1967), a 12-cent comic from DC’s whimsical 1960s lineup, the mischievous Scooter and his pals find themselves caught in a bizarre twist when a mad scientist transfers their minds into a troupe of vegetable people. Written by Barbara Friedlander and Jack Miller, with art by Joe Orlando and inks by Mike Esposito, the story takes a delightfully surreal turn as the scientist, having achieved his mind-transplant goal, is utterly stumped on what to do next—leading to a surprising reversal. The cover, also by Orlando and Esposito, captures the absurd charm of the tale.
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Scooter and his friends are captured by a mad scientist who puts their minds into a group of vegetable people he has created. However, having succeeded at that, he has no idea what his next step should be to conquer the world, so he changes them back.
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