Issue | #148 |
Published | November 1979 |
Cover Price | 0.40 USD |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | Richard Goldwater |
Characters | Little Archie Andrews; Little Reggie Mantle; Little Betty Cooper |
Genre | children; humor |
Script | Dexter Taylor |
Pencils | Dexter Taylor |
Inks | Dexter Taylor |
Colors | Barry Grossman |
Characters | Little Archie Andrews; Little Reggie Mantle; Little Jughead Jones; Pop Tate |
Synopsis | Little Archie and Reggie think Jughead has struck gold. |
Genre | children; humor |
Script | Dexter Taylor |
Pencils | Dexter Taylor |
Inks | Dexter Taylor |
Colors | Barry Grossman |
Letters | Bill Yoshida |
Characters | Li'l Jinx; Charley Hawse |
Genre | children; humor |
Script | Joe Edwards |
Pencils | Joe Edwards |
Inks | Joe Edwards |
Colors | Barry Grossman |
Letters | Joe Edwards |
Characters | Little Archie Andrews; Little Betty Cooper; Little Reggie Mantle; Little Jughead Jones; Granny Sage |
Synopsis | Betty tries to be Little Archie's friend, but he's not interested in being friends with a girl. What he's interested in is fishing, but when he takes his father's rod and reel without permission, he loses it in the middle of Weedum Pond. The only person who can tell him how to find the rod and reel is Granny Sage, the mysterious old woman who lives in the Hockomock Swamps, but he finds that he needs Betty's help to remember Granny's instructions. |
Genre | children; humor; fantasy |
Script | Bob Bolling |
Pencils | Bob Bolling (signed) |
Inks | Jon D'Agostino |
Colors | Barry Grossman |
Letters | Bill Yoshida |
Notes | As Bolling explains in a footnote, Granny Sage first appeared in "Picnic" (Little Archie # 31). Here she helps Little Archie in exchange for what he did in that story. |
Characters | Little Sabrina; Aunt Hilda; Magic Mirror; Salem |
Synopsis | A magic mirror explains why he doesn't tell women the truth when they ask who's the fairest of them all. |
Genre | children; humor; fantasy |
Script | Dexter Taylor |
Pencils | Dexter Taylor |
Inks | Jon D'Agostino |
Colors | Barry Grossman |
Letters | Bill Yoshida |