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  • Issue #71
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 71
    • Paper: Off white to white
    • Label #4471846005
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    • 2-1/2" spine split from top of comic. Cover detached at one staple.
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    "Drown and Out"; Archie gets a job as a lifeguard; Betty pretends to be drowning in order for Archie to rescue her, but she overdoes the hugging in the water and Archie has to sock her to get them to shore. "Pranks For the Memory"; Jughead gets hit on the head by a baseball and apparently has temporary amnesia. "Change Your Oil!"; Archie asks the pharmacist to fill a prescription; The prescription is mostly castor oil. "Backfield in Emotion"; The girls are upset that the boys signed up for football and won't date them as much. Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Annual ad. "A Shorts Story"; The boys are wearing Bermuda shorts to school, much to Miss Grundy's displeasure. "Snow Use" text story. "Rags to Riches"; Wilbur and Red sneak into the exclusive Westfield Country Club to go swimming on a hot day. "Missile-Man"; Archie makes a homemade boomerang; It almost hits Mr. Lodge, who tries to get rid of it by throwing it away, which doesn't work. "Pair of Spectacles"; Moose has a part in the school play that requires him to have bad eyesight except when wearing glasses; He's having trouble remembering that, so Betty and Veronica tell him to stay in character until the next rehearsal. Archie's Joke Book ad. Archie Club ad. "Dragnut!"; Everywhere he turns, Mr. Weatherbee is faced with students singing the "Grabnet" [Dragnet] theme song or using versions of the show's catch phrases ("Just the facts, ma'am," etc.), which is driving him crazy. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #72
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 72
    • Cover coming loose at top staple. Staple rust.

    "Teen-Type"; When Archie's father reads of a gang crime in the paper, Archie reassures him that there's only a few juvenile delinquents and they can be spotted by how they dress. Pep Comics ad. "Let's Face It"; Archie appears to be painting a mustache on a portrait of Jughead, sending Mr. Weatherbee into gales of laughter. "Smear Campaign"; Betty and Veronica use Reggie as a guinea pig in their efforts to find smear-proof lipstick; When Betty tries to extend the experiment to Archie, Veronica objects. "Christmas Is Christmas" text story. "Test of the Town"; The gang is mad at Miss Grundy for being too strict; Jughead overhears the school superintendent tell Mr. Weatherbee that unless her class does well on the next day's test, Miss Grundy will be fired for not being effective; The gang thinks all they have to do is not study for the test and they will be rid of Miss Grundy. "Gripe Sniper"; Mr. Weatherbee rigs a microphone under the bench where students sit during lunch hour; He hears Archie and Jughead talk about possibly skipping school to go ice-skating the next day. "Secret Sorrow"; Someone sees Archie kiss a girl (not Veronica) at a dance, but Archie doesn't know who it is; When Reggie tells him to guess what he saw at the dance last night, Archie panics and does everything Reggie tells him to do. Archie Club ad. Archie's Christmas Stocking ad. Wilbur ad. "Sis the Candy Kid," script by Bill Woggon, Barbara McGowan (story idea), and Molly Bill (story idea), art by Bill Woggon; Sis can't open her mouth and Katy takes her to the dentist to see what's the matter. "Watch the Birdie"; Archie, Jughead and Mr. Weatherbee go bird-watching. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #73
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 73
    • 2-1/3" cumulative spine split.
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    "Play As You Go"; At a school talent contest, Archie does a Liberace imitation (as Liber-Archie), with the plan of having Jughead play a piano backstage while Archie mimes; Reggie finds out about the plan and does his best to sabotage the routine. "Flood of Advice"; Reggie makes fun of Archie for wearing rubber boots and carrying an umbrella for his date with Veronica (at Veronica's request); Archie decides to ditch the boots and umbrella, but gets caught in the rain on his way to Veronica's. "Cute Numbers"; Betty and Veronica have a mysterious conversation involving numbers; When Mr. Weatherbee asks what they are studying, Veronica says they are just choosing some cute boys from the football team to invite to their party. "Of Dopes and Dames" text story. "The Model Madness"; In hobby shop class, Archie is building a windmill out of buttons, Reggie is building a castle out of marbles, and Jughead is building a railroad engine. Archie Club ad. "Lover-Come Back"; Veronica has dropped Archie for Reggie; Jughead suggests writing fake love notes and signing other girls' names to them to make Veronica jealous. Archie Giant Series ad. "Reverse Decision"; Reggie has some trick glasses that make everything seem to be upside down; He slips the glasses on Moose while he's taking a nap, but the joke goes haywire after Moose wakes up. Archie's Joke Book ad. Untitled story; Reggie calls in a loan to Archie by demanding use of his jalopy that evening. "Shoot to Chill!"; Betty is upset because Veronica often gets her picture in the newspaper; Reggie and Jughead come up with an idea to photograph Betty in a swimsuit standing in the surf on a freezing day. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #76
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 76
    • Paper: Off white to white
    • Label #4348378007
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    Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. Betty is supposed to be tutoring Archie in English, but is more interested in romance in "To Have and Too Bold!" Plus: Archie caddies for a golf match between Mr. Lodge and a wealthy client in "Caddy-Baddy!"; Archie baby-sits 'Little Asphalt,' the town terror, in "Fall Guy"; Archie gets a postcard from Veronica, who's spending a vacation at a summer resort, in the 1-pager "A Thousand Words"; Betty and Veronica fight over their belongings while at the beach with Archie and Reggie in "Mine Detector"; Reggie fights Big Moose for the finals of the school boxing tournament in "Confidence Man"; Pat the Brat half-pagers "Visibility 0" and "High and Frighty"; Archie takes Veronica to an "outdoor movie" where they sit in their car and watch the television in a store window in the half-pager "The Big Spender"; Wilbur in the half-pager "Ridin' High"; Red in the half-pager "A-La-Oops!"; Archie in the half-pagers "Canoe Top This," "Eye Trouble" and "Campaign Capers"; Betty and Veronica in the half-pager "Belle of the Beach"; and Archie's and Veronica's parents are taking them to separate resorts for the summer in "Hook, Line, and Stinker"! Also: "Fun Page"; "Exploring Veronica's Mind" illustration; "Archie's Puzzles" page; and two pages of text jokes in "Okay Jokes"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #78
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 78
    • 1 1/2" Spine split from bottom. Water spotting.
    • Paper: Off white
    • Label #4438087025
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    $550 Archie Comics #78 CGC 3.0 - Classic Innuendo Cover (1956) Only 46 Graded Higher
    $649 Archie Comics #78 CGC FN- 5.5 Off White Betty Innuendo Cover! Archie 1956

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  • Issue #80
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 80
    • INCOMPLETE. Missing centerfold (affects art and story).

    "Brawn Yesterday," pencils by Harry Lucey (?);After reading the book "Mind Over Matter," Archie convinces himself that he can beat up Reggie (and proceeds to demonstrate on poor Jughead); However, when he confronts Reggie with his positive outlook, he finds that Reggie hasn't read the book. Super Duck ad. "See You in My Screams!", pencils by Harry Lucey (?);When Archie gives a smart-aleck answer to Miss Grundy in class, she says she will phone his father that night; Reggie comes up with a plan to get Archie's parents out of the house. "Essay Come, Essay Go"; While baby-sitting for Mr. and Mrs. Smedley, Archie tries to write an essay for school; A radiator keeps making noise, but when Archie goes to get a screw to fix it, he gets his hand stuck in a jar, leading to a series of mishaps. Is That a Fact? article; A series of factual anecdotes about Leonardo da Vinci, Mozart, oxidation of iron, fish diseases, the worth of a minerals in a human body; and the size of mice and whales at birth. "A Square"; When Pat drops a box of doughnuts and they all roll away, he returns to the baker and asks if he has any square ones. "Once a Pond a Time," pencils by Harry Lucey (?);When an old lady criticizes Archie for putting worms on a hook while fishing, Archie shows her that his bait is a plastic worm. Archie Annual ad. "Sinker Swim"; To keep Archie and Reggie from fighting to see who gets to take Veronica to a Jimmy Clax dance, Mr. Lodge offers to officiate a trout fishing contest between the two. Wilbur ad. Archie Club ad. "Father Glows Best"; Archie is embarrassed when his father tells stories of his youth when his friends are over. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #81
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 81
    • Paper: White
    • Label #4412931007
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    Stories by Tom Moore? and unknown. Art by Tom Moore? and unknown. Archie gives Betty a "dime and clip" in "Gem Dandy"! Plus: Reggie believes Jughead is girl crazy in the half-pager "Like A Fox"; Archie and Reggie are going spear fishing, while Jughead remains on the pier in "The Wrong Spear-It!"; Midge tells Big Moose to count to ten before he loses his temper in "Lost And Pound"; they have real tasty dishes at the drive-in the Reggie half-pager "Chow Chuckle" by Tom Moore?; Mr Lodge likes to go diving and thinks that he's an expert in the 1-pager "Lookouts Below"; Archie tells Betty that he gets sleepy in a warm room, so she turns the thermostat up to 90 in "Kiss-Spoof!"; Mr Lodge thinks he sees a sea monster in the 1-pager "See Monster!"; and Archie invites Veronica to the dance, and then hears he has to know how to dance the Mambo in "Ankles Away"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #84
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 84
    • Cover oxidation.
    • Centerfold detached.

    "Words Ail Me!"; Archie decides he needs to learn to play a musical instrument in order to serenade Veronica; The only thing he can afford is a harmonica. "Worst Aid"; Archie needs some help with his homework; His father proves to be no help. "Snow Fun"; Betty and Veronica like the snow, except when it is in snowballs. "All Work and No Pay"; Archie is given a job helping Professor Flutesnoot after school; The Professor is working on an experiment and keeps one door of the lab locked to keep people away from the apparatus. "Late-Late-Late Show"; Pat sneaks down and watches television late at night. Archie Giant Series ad. "Tense and Non-tense"; Mr. Weatherbee is upset that Archie and Reggie spend more time fighting than learning good grammar; Instead of fighting, the pair decide to flip a coin over Veronica, but all that does it make her mad at them. Little Archie ad. Archie Club News. "All Jerk and No Play"; Moose is upset when Midge decides to join a Little Theatre Group; The play has the girls in harem costumes with veils; Midge is wearing a blonde wig and Reggie mistakes Veronica for Midge. "Purse Hurts"; Mr. Lodge fractures his toe by dropping his wallet on it. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #86
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 86
    • Sharpie marking.
  • Issue #87
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 87

    "Two For One"; Melvin, the new kid and gets Jughead to introduce him to Veronica; He asks her for a date and she accepts; Later she realizes that she'll need to stay away from Archie when she goes on her date with Melvin, so she goes to the museum, thinking Archie would never go there. "Hat's My Girl"; Veronica makes her own hat; While going to show it to her father, she stumbles over a bench and upsets the lamp; The lampshade ends up on her head and her father compliments her on it. "Father Glows Best"; Archie's father thinks he's spending too much time at Veronica's and makes him stay home; An old friend of Fred's drops by unexpectedly and reveals that Fred won Mary by spending all his time at her house. Archie Annual ad. "Sentence Stricture," pencils by Harry Lucey; The boys are speaking in "reverse English" (example: "Trying past you to sneak he was!"), and Mr. Weatherbee is refusing to pay attention to them unless they use proper grammar. Archie Club News. "Phone for All"; Veronica sets up the telephone so she can pretend to take calls from other boys and make Archie jealous; Archie gets mad and insults the next caller, who happens to be a legitimate caller with business with Mr. Lodge. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #88
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 88
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    Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. Featuring Archie in: "Dark Victory"; the 1-pager "Anti-Dote"; "Let Us Bray"; "Scorched Earth"; the half-pager "Writer Wrong"; and "Which Doctor?" Plus: Betty and Veronica in the half-pager "Tell-Tale"! Also: Jughead in the 1-pager "Trap Sap"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #89
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 89
    • Water damage

    Stories by Tom Moore and unknown. Art by Tom Moore, Samm Schwartz, Dan DeCarlo and unknown. Back to School clothes in "Small Change"! Plus: Moose kicks a football on the roof in the half-pager "How High The Goon"; a year ago, Jughead couldn't pay his restaurant bill in the half-pager "Second Helping"; Jughead was fired in the half-pager "Higher Education"; Miss Grundy asks about famous quotations in the half-pager "Thank You Bury Much"; Veronica shows off her outfit that she's going to wear to the beach party with Archie in "Dates The Limit!"; Reggie is getting spruced up for his date in the 1-pager "Take Your Pic!"; the gang tries to write a jingle in "All Washed Up"; and Reggie wrote the new drama club presentation in "Ham On Wry"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #90
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 90
    • 6" Cumulative spine split. Cover detached at one staple.

    Cover by Harry Lucey. Stories by unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Dan DeCarlo, Tom Moore and unknown. The school is planning to have an auction to remove surplus and unclaimed items, but Reggie puts the sign on the wrong door in "Auctions of Love"! Plus: Archie needs a photograph of Veronica to enter a contest in "Censor-Snip"; the boys believe the girls are trying to trade them away, so they try to trade themselves in "Don't Barter Me!"; Archie calls the weather bureau before they go out on their picnic in the 1-pager "Sores of Information"; what to do on a dull Saturday in "Nothing Doing!"; the dance committee needs folks to help in the 0.75-pager "Muscle Head"; Moose was standing by the refreshment table in the 0.25-pager "What happened?"; Pat needs 50 cents to join his parents in the Pat the Brat half-pager "Cent-imental Journey"; Pat gets a bow and arrow from his dad in the Pat the Brat half-pager "Bows and Errors"; Archie seeks advice from Betty on what a woman wants in a man in the half-pager "Putty Good"; Jughead's car has a lot of trouble in the half-pager "Hood-Winked"; and Veronica uses the scale at Pop Tate's and discovers that she is now ten pounds overweight in "Never Say Diet!" 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #93
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 93
    • Restored: C1
    • Paper: White
    • Restoration includes: small amount of color touch on cover.
    • Label #3726266001
    • .5" Spine split from bottom. Staple rust.

    Cover by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics. Stories by Frank Doyle, Tom Moore and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics, Samm Schwartz, Tom Moore, Dan DeCarlo & Rudy Lapick and unknown. Archie returns from a trip to the South, sporting a Southern wardrobe, a Southern accent, and courtly Southern manners that the girls all swoon over in "Southern Exposure!" Plus: Jughead eats twelve rubber hot dogs Reggie brought to a party as a gag in "Man Bites Dog!"; there's a prize being offered to the student who's most helpful to the teachers in "Award To the Wise"; in a fishing competition, Archie uses heavy fishing equipment, while Reggie uses scuba gear to dive in after the fish in "Reel Anglers"; Archie asks us to guess the "stones" associated with different jobs in the activity page "Stone Query"; Archie taking up boxing in the 1-pager "Punch Lines"; and after Veronica says she admires men with poise, Reggie and Betty try to break up her and Archie by causing Archie to have a lot of accidents in "Poise Will Be Poise"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #94
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 94
    • INCOMPLETE: Page missing, interrupts art & story. Interior tearing. 1 1/2" Spine split from top.
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    Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. Fred tries to shame Archie into helping Mary with the housework only to find out that the new club that Archie has started is cleaning the homes of all its members in "Half a Loafer"! Plus: Mr. Weatherbee sends Miss Grundy off on a three-day leave before he realizes just how much she does at the school in "Wish You Were Here"; Coach Kleats is upset when Jughead decides to try out for the track team in "What Makes Juggie Run?"; Archie tells Betty about how he argued with Reggie over which one of them would take Betty to the dance in "Right Makes Fight"; Reggie in the 1-pager "Help Wanted"; Archie in the 1-pager "Degrading"; and Reggie gets Archie to watch Tommy's parakeet in "Bird Watcher!" 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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    $140 Archie 94, 10-cent 1958 6.0 CGC!

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  • Issue #95
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 95

    Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. "Counselor at Lore," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Harry Lucey, inks by Rudy Lapick; Mr. Weatherbee tells Archie that he wants to see Archie's father and Archie imagines the worst. "The Punishment Fits the Crime"; Archie's parents are upset when they find their kitchen and workshop in a shambles, but get a surprise when they see what Archie was working on. "A Helping Hand," pencils by Dan DeCarlo (?);Archie and Veronica have to break their date to work in their parents' gardens; Betty volunteers to do the work, but after being kissed by Archie in appreciation, is so lovesick that she butchers both gardens. Archie's Pals 'n' Gals ad. "Cool Column and Collected"; Archie is gossip columnist for the school newspaper, but has nothing to write about; Jughead volunteers to come up with a juicy item, but manages to get Archie in trouble with both Betty and Veronica. "Royal Bust," script by Frank Doyle, art by Harry Lucey; Mr. Weatherbee has a contest; Whoever can sculpt the best clay bust of him will be named King (or Queen) of the School for a day. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #96
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 96
    • Heavy water damage.

    "Dates the Limit," pencils by Harry Lucey; Archie manages to make homework study dates with Betty and Veronica for the same night; By using friend Tommy's motorcycle to commute back and forth he almost gets away with it. "Bitter Batter"; After watching his team struggle to hit the ball in batting practice, Coach Kleats steps in to show them how it's done. "Father Knows Best"; When Archie's father complains that Archie spends too much time at Veronica's, Archie decides to spend the day at home. Archie's Pals 'n' Gals ad. "That's My Baby," pencils by Dan DeCarlo; Veronica has two tickets for the bowling match at the Sports Palace; When she suspects Betty has a date with Archie, she phones the Better Baby-Sitters' Bureau and sets up a baby-sitting job that Betty has to honor. Archie Club News. "The Tender Trap," pencils by Dan DeCarlo; Jughead's mother tells Betty that she can get Archie's attention by pampering him; After an afternoon of having his every wish granted, Archie asks Betty to repeat the performance at his house. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #97
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 97
    • Tearing to back cover.

    Stories by Frank Doyle and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics, Bill Vigoda, Bob White, Samm Schwartz and unknown. Fred thinks Archie is spending $100 on Veronica's Christmas present and almost nothing on a present for his own parents in "Dad's Dilemma!" Plus: It's a half-hour until lunch time and everything in class reminds Jughead of hamburgers in "Burgers On the Brain"; Jughead offers to help Archie mow the lawn in "Live and Lawn"; Mr. Lodge doesn't care for Ronnie's taste in music in "Musically Yours"; Archie and Jughead try to install a state-of-the-art hi-fi sound system in Mr. Lodge's house in "High Fie"; Mr. Weatherbee gives Archie some pointers on fencing in "Don't Fence Me In"; and after Veronica vows to be more decisive, her father bets her that she can't go into a store and pick a dress in less than two minutes in "For Bet Or For Worse"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #98
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 98
    • Paper: Off white
    • Label #4407829007
    • Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout.

    Stories by Frank Doyle and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics, Bill Vigoda, Bob White and unknown. Archie wants to go ice-skating, but everyone wonders if Veronica will let him, making him feel hen-pecked in "Deep Freeze"! Plus: Archie goes shopping with Veronica and has to carry all of her Christmas packages in "Package Deal"; Moose can't decide on a Christmas present for Archie in "Light Humor"; Archie brags to Jughead and Reggie that he can get any girl to date him in "Well Placed Point"; Archie agonizes over the cost of a Christmas present for his mother in "Pin Problem"; Reggie creates a scam that backfires on him in "Ice Going"; and Mr. Lodge is given a crystal Christmas present that he hates, so Archie tries to "accidentally" break it for him in "Holiday Horror"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #99
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 99

    Stories by unknown. Art by Dan DeCarlo and unknown. When Veronica learns that Archie and Betty have the leads in a play, she tries to make Betty's cold worse than it is so she can take Betty's part in "Cured Ham"! Plus: Archie and Reggie try to con Jughead into buying pens that write underwater in "Silence Is Golden"; Archie and Reggie fight over who will watch Leroy while the other takes Veronica on a date in "X Marks the Spot"; Archie gets a job at Finster's Flower Shop and Reggie has him deliver flowers to places like Midge's house in "Petal Pushers"; Archie tells Jughead of the insult Reggie gave him in the 1-pager "Insultingly Yours"; Archie reads "What 75 Million Women Want", and Reggie takes the book to see if they spelled his name correctly in the half-pager "Ought-To Biography"; Archie gets a ticket in the half-pager "Highway Robbery"; Archie tells the reader in a 1-pager that Archie Comics won a Maggie award; Archie and his friends have humorous incidents at school in the 1-pager "School Daze!"; Moose tries to teach his dog to add in the half-pager "Barking Up the Wrong Three!"; and Jughead tells Reggie about lion-tamers in the half-pager "Inside Information"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #101
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 101
    • Paper: Cream to off white
    • Label #4460694001

    Stories by unknown. Art by Dan DeCarlo and unknown. When Jughead buys up all of the hula hoops in town, Archie and Reggie want a piece of the action in "Circle Sale"! Plus: When Smithers tosses Archie out of the Lodge mansion and into the trash, Betty declares that he now belongs to her in "To Have And To Hold"; Reggie names his baseball bat after Veronica in "Bats and Brawls"; Archie's Fun Page; Archie blows a tire while he and Jughead are on their way fishing in "Fishy Story"; and when Veronica is transferred out of his class, Archie is left in a daze in "Teacher's Pest"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #102
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 102

    Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. "Lead 'em and Weep," pencils by Harry Lucey; When Archie gets a card from a weight and fortune machine that says he's "fearless, determined, strong-willed and a born leader," he gets conceited; Reggie tries to knock him down a peg by bribing a boy to ask Archie to lead his club on a hike in the forest. "Blackboard Blues!"; Miss Grundy can't get her students to pay attention in class; Mr. Weatherbee suggests that the only thing that interests teenagers is television, which gives Miss Grundy an idea to solve the problem. "Well Attired"; While looking for a tire for his car in the city dump, Archie finds a box containing a pearl necklace. Archie Annual ad. "Gone to the Dogs," script by Frank Doyle, art by Samm Schwartz; Reggie gets Jughead in trouble by hiding a rabbit in his desk; Mr. Weatherbee decides to make Reggie "game warden" of the high school to keep students from bringing pets to school and gives him a whistle. Archie Club news. "Hair Pressure"; Veronica sends Archie to pick up a package from René's Beauty Shoppe; When Reggie and Betty see him come out of the shop they razz him and he gets more grief from other students the next day at school. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #105
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 105

    Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics, Joe Edwards, Samm Schwartz, Bill Vigoda, Bob White and unknown. Pop Tate becomes an expert at "Spin-a-plate" in "Spinner Winner"! Plus: Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Money Problems" by Joe Edwards; Mr. Weatherbee asks Moose to mail a letter in the 1-pager "Returned Male!"; Veronica believes she heard a prowler and Archie and Reggie investigate in "Foul Prowl"; Archie's Pal Jughead in the 1-pager "Accident Prone"; Veronica is sitting with a sick friend and Archie suspects she's seeing another guy in "The Awful Truth"; and Reggie helps Archie start his jalopy, then leaves him behind and takes Veronica to "Cuddle Cove" in "Car Sick"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #107
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 107

    Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. "Sing Away, Stool Pigeon"!, pencils by Harry Lucey; Mr. Weatherbee is upset when someone puts cement in the janitor's mop bucket; He gathers the gang around and says unless one of them confesses, all will stay after school. "Take a Chance"; Archie is so love-sick that he can't sell any raffle tickets for the Student Council; Reggie and Betty convince Veronica to give Archie a pep talk to sell tickets. Archie Giant Series ad. "Wrong Ago"; When Archie hears that the coach is hosting a dance for football team members and their dates, he talks Coach Kleats into letting him on the team for the last game. Archie Club News. "Window Pain," pencils by Harry Lucey; Mr. Weatherbee is giving an lecture on first aid and has Archie bring down the props he will need, which automatically means Archie and Jughead will run over him with a wheelchair. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #110
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 110

    Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. "Mama's Boy," pencils by Harry Lucey; Archie thinks his mother is babying him too much; Archie's father tells his wife to lay off the sentiment, but when she does, both she and Archie are unhappy. "Just Add Water" one-page Li'l Jinx story by Joe Edwards. "Cookie Crumble," script by Frank Doyle; When Archie sees Jughead with a big stack of Girl Scout cookies, he wonders why Jughead is buying so many. Archie Annual ad. "Paging Houdini"; After Archie talks about how great an escape artist Harry Houdini was, Reggie claims to be an escape artist, too. Archie Club News. "Sauce for the Goose," script by Frank Doyle; Veronica wants Archie's help with a meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Guild, so Archie is hiding from her; Jughead makes a flowery speech about Archie snubbing Veronica when she needs help, which makes him feel ashamed and he goes to see Veronica. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #111
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 111

    Cover by Samm Schwartz. Stories by Sy Reit, Joe Harold, Frank Doyle and unknown. Art by Dan DeCarlo & Rudy Lapick, Joe Harold and Bill Vigoda & Terry Szenics. Archie announces that he and Veronica have agreed to go steady, but he soon begins to realize he's not ready to make that kind of commitment in "Is He Ready To Go Steady"! Plus: Shrimpy in the half-pagers "Tree Thoughts" and "Down and Out!" by Joe Harold; Veronica tells Archie to dress in English style like the other boys in the half-pager "Blimey, What a Limey!"; the boys wonder how Professor Flutesnoot decides on their grades in the half-pager "He Aims to Please!"; Archie tells Mr. Weatherbee to imagine what the school would be like if the students were all perfect in "Just Imagine!"; Betty gets Archie grounded by casually revealing that he and Veronica were out last night until after one in "Parole Denied"; Moose is too short to make the basketball team in the half-pager "Tall Story"; and Archie and Veronica write little coded symbols on the sidewalk so they'll know where to find each other in "The Mark of Archie"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #112
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 112
    • Interior pen marking.

    Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. Archie breaks a date to spend the night at home with his neglected parents in "Beauty or Duty!" Plus: Li'l Jinx is confused about balloons in the 1-pager "Up in the Air!"; Archie speculates on why Mr. Lodge dislikes him in "All in a Day's Work"; Archie and Reggie reminisce about the carefree days of their youth in "Those Were the Days!"; Archie is unhappy when Veronica pays the bill in the half-pager "The Big Spender"; and Reggie tries to trick Archie into believing that he can imagine things into being in "Imagination"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #113
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 113

    Cover by Bob White. Stories by Frank Doyle, Sy Reit and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Bill Vigoda, Bob White and Terry Szenics. After Mr. Lodge cuts his finger on an old dueling sword, a rumor spreads around town that he got the injury by fighting Archie in a duel in "Duel Personality"! Plus: With great determination, Archie heads over to Veronica's house to tell her that he's breaking their date in "Birds of a Feather Flock Together"; Jughead and Reggie make fun of Archie's new tam o'shanter, but all the girls seem to love it in "Cap the Climax"; Mr. Lodge asks Veronica and Archie to turn down the music while he's working in the half-pager "Show Off"; and after Miss Grundy gives them detention yet again, Archie and Jughead decide to try getting on her good side by giving her flowers in "Board To Tears"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #115
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 115

    Cover by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards, Sy Reit and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Bill Vigoda and Terry Szenics. Trying to get rid of a hideous vase his wife gave him, Mr. Lodge puts Archie in the room with the vase and specifically tells him not to break it, figuring that this will doom the vase to destruction in "The Visitor"! Plus: Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "First Aid!" by Joe Edwards; Archie in the half-pager "Step By Step!"; Reggie in the half-pager "Matter Over Mind!"; the school is holding a "patch hop" where a boy has to go with any girl who catches him and sews a patch on his pants in "Patch As Patch Can"; Archie convinces Mr. Weatherbee to play classical music over the P.A. system to calm the students down in "Unsound of Music"; and Fred is infuriated when the peace and quiet of his home is invaded by Archie's friends in "The Gang's All Here!" 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #116
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 116
    • Cover detached at one staple.

    Cover by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics, Joe Edwards and unknown. Archie tries to lay down the law with Veronica and insist that she be ready on time for their next date, but then he has to go to extremes to avoid being late himself in "Hurry Up and Wait!" Plus: Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Muscle Man!" by Joe Edwards; Archie and Mr. Lodge go on a hunting trip in the 1-pager "Call of the Wild!"; the kids decide that the best way to deal with Miss Grundy is to make a special effort to be good, but she's driven crazy waiting for them to misbehave in "Good For Nothing!"; Archie mistakenly pours rum instead of water into his car's radiator in the 1-pager "Nip and Buck!"; Mr. Lodge thinks he fixed an appliance, when all that happened was that Archie plugged it in in "Current Events"; and Archie and Jughead remove their wet shoes before coming into the Lodge home, but because they're walking around in their socks, Mr. Lodge never knows when they're sneaking up on him in "Bell Boys"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #118
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 118

    Cover by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards, George Gladir and unknown. Art by Bob White, Joe Edwards, Bill Vigoda & Terry Szenics and Dan DeCarlo & Rudy Lapick. Archie wishes that Veronica would fling herself at him. Jughead says she would, if she wanted something from him. The theory is tested when they arrive at Veronica's house and she flings herself passionately at Archie in "Wishful Thinking"! Plus: Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Walk!" by Joe Edwards; Archie plays his rock n' roll guitar while Mr. Lodge is trying to sleep in the 1-pager "Claim To Fame"; Archie is forced to date his father's boss' niece Carol, a boring bookworm with glasses and her hair in a bun, in "Weekend Wonder"; Archie bets that he can kiss Betty in front of Veronica without getting into trouble in "The Masher"; and Archie and Veronica's volatile relationship gets them hauled into Mr. Weatherbee's office for different reasons by every teacher in "The Path of Love"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #119
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 119

    Cover by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Bill Vigoda, Terry Szenics and Marty Epp. Archie brings a bowling ball to school, and it keeps getting away from him and causing destruction in "Bowl Game"! Plus: Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Keeping In Touch!" by Joe Edwards; Mr. Weatherbee wonders why the students are afraid of him in the 1-pager "Principal's Principle"; a stiff neck leaves Archie unable to hold his head up straight in "A New Twist"; Moose will be disqualified from the big game unless he passes a test, so Archie disguises himself as Moose to take the test in his place in "Painful Proxy"; and a pesky fly gets Archie in trouble in Miss Grundy's class, but then gets him out of trouble with Mr. Weatherbee in "The Fly"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #124
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 124

    First 12c cover priced issue. Cover by Bob White. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Terry Szenics, Marty Epp and unknown. Archie accidentally gets an experimental chemical spilled on him, which causes him to switch bodies with a dog in "Dog's Best Friend"! Plus: Archie and Reggie act as judges at the state high school boxing championships, while professing scorn for the "barbaric" sport in "Big Fight Tonight"; Jughead gets a "bean-bouncer," a balloon attached to a headband and elastic, which allows the user to bounce the balloon against his head, in "Use Your Head!"; Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Good Shot!" by Joe Edwards; after an explosion in the chemistry lab, Jughead thinks he's turned Archie into a bee in "To Bee Or Not To Bee!"; and every time Archie says "Did you call me" followed by the person's name, that person responds with the same moldy old joke in "The Joke"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #126
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 126

    Cover by Bob White. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Harold and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics and Joe Harold. The world's smallest monster, a tiny creature with a very loud voice, helps Archie get revenge on Reggie in "Big Mouth"! Plus: Shrimpy in the half-pagers "No Smoking" and "The End"; Archie, Reggie and Jughead go bobsledding in the 1-pager "Speed to Spare"; Reggie's state-of-the-art go-kart annoys Archie but impresses Veronica, who asks Reggie to let her drive it in "Go, Man, Go!"; the gang inspects a haunted house, and they all assume that the ghosts are just tricks the others rigged up to scare them in "It Ghost To Show You"; and an accident involving a nuclear testing lab leaves Archie with a radioactive charge that causes a basketball to be magnetically attracted to his hands in "Follow the Bouncing Ball"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

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  • Issue #132-12CENT
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 132-12CENT

    12¢ cover price. Cover by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards and Marty Epp. Archie and Reggie refuse to carry Veronica's purse, but Jughead not only carries it, he uses it as a weapon in "Bag Boys"! Plus: Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "A Quick Change Artist!" by Joe Edwards; Fred meets a hep-cat and his translator in the 0.75-pager "Far Out"; Reggie tells Dilton which way they should face on the beach in the 0.25-pager "Silly Question"; Archie is writing in his mysterious little black book again in "The Black Book Returns"; Reggie makes a soap sculpture of Veronica in "Soft Soap Artist"; and Archie is reluctant to play ball with Jughead because he's afraid Veronica will go off with Reggie in "Double Play"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #133
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 133
    • Water damage.

    Cover by Bob White. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and George Gladir. Art by Harry Lucey and Joe Edwards. Betty and Veronica see Archie carrying a doll as a prop for the school play in "The Doll"! Plus: Li'l Jinx gets an award in the 1-pager "The Award" by Joe Edwards; Archie, the first teenager to go to Mars, makes a triumphant return to Earth, where everyone has questions about his voyage in the 1-pager "Space Spat"; meet Cricket O'Dell, a girl who is obsessed with money, in "Passing the Buck"; and Archie tells Veronica a series of wild, implausible stories about why he's late and where he went last night in "The Story Teller"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #134
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 134
    • 1 1/4" tear from bottom.

    Cover by Harry Lucey. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey and Joe Edwards. While trying to make a floor plan of the school, the boys wreak havoc with a tape measure in "Measure For Measure"! Plus: Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Lend an Air" by Joe Edwards; Archie has a wonderful dream in the 1-pager "King For a Night"; Mr. Lodge goes on a tour of Europe to get away from Archie in "Bon Voyage"; and when Mr. Lodge goes outside wearing Archie's hat and coat, everyone mistakes him for Archie, and he discovers just how bad Archie's life really is in "Cover Up"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #137
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 137

    Cover by Bob White. Stories by Frank Doyle and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey and unknown. Archie dreams he and his friends are living as cavemen in prehistoric times in "Cave Man Casanova" (first appearance of the gang as cavemen)! Plus: Jughead engineers a series of "accidents" so that Archie can "save" Reggie and gain his appreciation in "The Life Saver"; Reggie is changed into a donkey after he offends a visitor who has learned black magic during his eight-year stay in Africa in "Which Is Witch?"; Archie's attempts to spread good cheer backfire in "Happy Days"; and "Color Blind" is the 1-page spoof on "Adult Coloring Books" with several "color me" gags! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #140
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 140

    Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Bill Vigoda, Joe Edwards, Terry Szenics and Marty Epp. Mr. Lodge has a miserable day at a public beach, and finally decides to buy the whole beach just for the pleasure of keeping people off it in "Sand Crab"! Plus: Archie says his dog is learning foreign languages in school in the 1-pager "Animal Antics"; Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Walkee Talkee..." by Joe Edwards; when Mr. Lodge is getting a bad reputation in South America, Archie tries to get him some positive press, but winds up getting his picture published on a reward poster for wanted criminal "Killer" Kane, which leads to Mr. Lodge's arrest and Killer Kane's escape to Brazil in "Press Agent"; and Archie tries to get bulbs for Pop Tate's new fluorescent light fixture, but keeps breaking them on the way to the shop in "Bulb Snatcher"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #141
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 141

    Cover by Bob White. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Marty Epp, Terry Szenics and unknown. Archie breaks a date with Veronica when he has to tidy up the garden. So Veronica goes searching for Reggie. Betty then comes over to help Archie with the garden in "Job Well Done"! Plus: Li'l Jinx does some window shopping in the 1-pager "Street 'Seen'" by Joe Edwards; Archie gets distracted by other girls while he and Veronica are at the beach in the 1-pager "Backfire"; Archie is given a letter to mail from Veronica in "The Letter"; as usual, Big Moose takes what people say much too literally in "Help Wanted"; and Archie and Veronica play "The Most Dangerous Game" at the Lodges' house -- croquet! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #142
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 142

    Cover by Harry Lucey. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey & Terry Szenics, Dan DeCarlo & Rudy Lapick and Joe Edwards. Resenting the teachers' belief that accidents naturally happen when he's around, Archie tries to prove that trouble can happen when he's not around in "Trouble Spot"! Plus: two-panel gags with Archie, Betty and Veronica in the 1-pager "Double Takes!"; Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "No Match!" by Joe Edwards; everything Archie does brings a little more hilarity into Mr. Lodge's life in "Gloom Chaser"; Archie bends down to read a message on the sidewalk, only to discover that it's part of another Reggie prank in "Get the Message!"; and Archie isn't too worried when Reggie takes Veronica out driving in "Hate Affair"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #144
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 144

    Cover by Samm Schwartz. Stories by Frank Doyle and Joe Edwards. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Terry Szenics and unknown. Archie and the gang come up with a D-U-H cheer, much to Mr. Weatherbee's disapproval, in "The Cheer Leader"! Plus: Li'l Jinx tries to become a bubble-gum champ in the 1-pager "Bubble Trouble!" by Joe Edwards; "Archie Winter Pin-up"; Mr. Lodge and Archie have a ski race in "Snow Job"; Archie and Reggie disguise a tackling dummy with a mask and coat and cause havoc at school in "Dummy Up"; and Archie's friends wonder why he's standing on the street corner during a snowstorm in "Snow Go"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #145
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 145

    Cover by Samm Schwartz. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Terry Szenics and unknown. Veronica's pearl necklace breaks in the school hall, and one by one, the teachers slip on the lost pearls and are taken out of commission in "Pearl Divers"! Plus: Mr. Weatherbee tells Moose to think of him as a father in the half-pager "Unexpected Sit-Uation"; Jughead stops Souphead from playing the drum in the half-pager "Beat Nix"; Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Now 'Ear This" by Joe Edwards; the gang goes to a ski resort, where Archie causes major damage at the lodge, and almost causes even more damage to himself on the slopes in "Ski Bums"; and Reggie has to carry Archie to the Chok'lit Shoppe after losing a bet in "Winner Take All"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #147
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 147

    Cover by Bob White. Stories by Frank Doyle and Joe Edwards. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Marty Epp and unknown. Archie tries to teach Moose not to get so angry when other boys talk to Midge in "The GENTLEman"! Plus: Veronica wants her father to buy Archie for her as a birthday present -- and he agrees -- in "Boxed In"; Archie tries to help Betty when she falls and hurts herself, but she doesn't appreciate it in "Carry On"; Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Top Draw!" by Joe Edwards; and Archie gets in trouble making a ball out of rubber bands in "More Bounce to the Ounce"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #150
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 150

    Cover pencils by Bob White. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Mario Acquaviva and unknown. Mr. Lodge has Archie take a borrowed boat back to the mechanic and exchange it for Mr. Lodge's boat, which was being repaired. But Archie isn't sure about the boats' controls and ends up causing more damage in "Cruise Director"! Plus: Archie gets Joe to give him some gas quick as Archie is late to a ball game in the 1-pager "A Gasser"; Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "That's What Counts" by Joe Edwards; Archie accidentally drops a beaker of acid that eats through the chemistry floor in "The Acid Test"; when Archie leaves Betty and Jughead to spend time with Veronica, the two jilted friends curse the two lovers in "Spellbound"; and Archie picks some of Mr. Lodge's prize roses as a gift to Veronica in "Everything's Coming Up Roses"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #151
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 151

    Cover by Samm Schwartz. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey & Mario Acquaviva and Joe Edwards. Midge asks Archie to walk her home at night, which he does reluctantly. When Moose sees them, he offers to walk Archie home, and Archie fears it's just an excuse to beat him up in "Protection"! Plus: When Fred is asked to see Mr. Weatherbee about Archie, he fears the worst, and dreams that he's on trial for driving Archie to a life of delinquency in "Not Guilty"; there is one word Li'l Jinx can read on the cereal box in the 1-pager "Word Wise" by Joe Edwards; Veronica is testing various lipsticks on Archie to find one that's "kiss-proof" in an "Archie Pin-Up Page"; Archie shows Mr. Lodge his trick lamp, which makes it look like he's lighting it by plugging it into his mouth, in "Most Illuminating"; the Green-Eyed Monster of jealousy explains that business is good in Riverdale, but there was a time he almost lost his most jealous client, Moose, in "Call Me Jealous"; and Fred comments on Archie's phone usage in the 0.25-pager "Number Please"! 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #152
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 152

    "Stripe Gripe"; Looking for attention, Archie wears an outfit with horizontal stripes on the shirt and vertical stripes on the pants. "Black and White" one-page Li'l Jinx story by Joe Edwards. "Wordmanship," pencils by Harry Lucey; Archie decides to speak formally and expand his vocabulary, but everyone makes fun of him. Archie's Pals 'n' Gals ad. "The Quitter," pencils by Harry Lucey; Smithers tells Mr. Lodge he is quitting because of Archie's antics; Mr. Lodge tries to get him to stay, but after reviewing the problems Archie has caused him decides to leave with Smithers. Archie Club News. "Kitchen Kapers," pencils by Harry Lucey; In a weak moment, Gaston allows Archie in the Lodge kitchen to bake a cake for Veronica's birthday, leading to a series of slapstick gags. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #153
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 153

    Cover by Harry Lucey & Mario Acquaviva. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Vincent DeCarlo, Mario Acquaviva and Marty Epp. In prehistoric times, Archie and Reggie argue with Betty and Veronica over how to develop a language in "Language Barrier"! Plus: Archie and Veronica suspect some kind of parent-teacher conspiracy when they learn that their fathers are having a secretive meeting with Mr. Weatherbee on Friday night in "The Get Together"; Archie tells us that "nothing ever happens in Riverdale," not noticing either the massive damage he causes or the rampaging gorilla who has escaped from the circus, in "Dullsville!"; Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "A Fair Share" by Joe Edwards; and when Archie leaves the house without helping his mother or even wishing her a happy birthday, an angry Fred goes out to retrieve his ungrateful son in "The Ingrate"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #154
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 154

    Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey & Mario Acquaviva and Joe Edwards. Archie gets interested in skateboarding, buys a board from a little kid, and brings it to school. All the guys are fascinated with the new sport, but it's Mr. Weatherbee who winds up taking a ride on the board in "A Good Skate"! Plus: While visiting a space research center owned by Mr. Lodge, Archie and Jughead have a mix-up with a photography machine and are mistaken for Martian spies in "Martian Menace"; after Archie shatters Mr. Weatherbee's office door with a basketball, Mr. Weatherbee keeps accidentally breaking glass every time he tries to tell Archie off in "The Glass Breakers"; Li'l Jinx in the 1-pager "Hide and Seek" by Joe Edwards; and Archie spills a little bit of oil on the school floor, and everyone winds up slipping on it in "Oil's Well"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #155
    Archie (1943 Archie Comics) 155

    Cover by Samm Schwartz. Stories by Frank Doyle, Joe Edwards and unknown. Art by Harry Lucey, Bob Bolling, Joe Edwards and Mario Acquaviva. When Veronica makes plans to stop by the Andrews house, Archie goes into a cleaning frenzy and gets his parents to change into more formal attire in "A House Is a Home"! Plus: Despite his best schemes, Reggie is continually thwarted in breaking up Archie and Veronica in "Tho Be It"; Mr. Weatherbee adds some "Jiffy-Gro" to his rubber plant, hoping it will grow in "Green Thumb"; Li'l Jinx and Gigi work on their spelling skills in the 1-pager "A Bad Spell" by Joe Edwards; and Archie has several misadventures when he brings a new lamp post from the store back home for his dad in "Light Work"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.