Go-Go

From 1966 to 1967, Charlton Comics published Go-Go, a nine-issue series that blended the era's teen pop-culture craze with light adventure. Writers Dick Giordano, D. J. Arneson, and Gary Friedrich, alongside artists like Jon D'Agostino and Mo Marcus, crafted stories often centered on a spunky, mod-dressed heroine navigating the swinging '60s. Though short-lived, the series stands as a colorful snapshot of mid-decade youth culture, with its photo covers and energetic art capturing the fun of the era.