Boyette drew, and often wrote, hundreds of stories for Charlton through to at least 1976, for such supernatural series as "Ghost Manor", "Ghostly Tales," and "The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves"; science fiction series like "Outer Space", "Strange Suspense Stories," "" and "Space Adventures"; Western series such as "Billy the Kid", "Cheyenne Kid," and "Outlaws of the West"; romance comics such as "Love Diary" and "Secret Romance"; war comics like "Attack" and "Fightin' Marines"; and the licensed-character series "Flash Gordon", "Jungle Jim" and "The Phantom" from King Features, the prehistoric adventure series "Korg: 70,000 B.C." and "The Six Million Dollar Man". Boyette also took on the writing and art for the superhero series "Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt", succeeding creator Pete Morisi. His work continued to be published at Charlton as reprints through to at least 1986. Some of his Charlton work was reprinted as late as 2002 in Avalon Communications' "Enemies and Aces" #1.