Reggie (1950 Archie) comic books 1951-1953
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Published 1951 by Archie Publications.$34.00
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Cover art by George Frese. "Call of the Wild," pencils by George Frese; After getting pranked with a hot foot by Reggie Jughead decides to play a prank on Reggie using hypnotism. "Come Sit with Me," pencils by George Frese; Archie starts a baby-sitting operation with Betty, Veronica and Jughead as his sitters and this takes Veronica's time away from Reggie so he calls in to the service with a disguised voice so Veronica will come and babysit him; He dresses up like a baby as a gag but it's not Veronica who shows up. "Hot Seat," pencils by George Frese; Reggie buys an electric cushion that gives shocks to anyone who sits on it and he tries to use it on Archie but Miss Grundy sits on it instead. "On the Rocks"; Reggie gets injured from diving in shallow water. "The Tree Bears," pencils by George Frese; Archie has a plan to earn money to take Veronica to the dance and Reggie tries to spoil Archie's money-making plans. "Reggie's Good Deed!"; Reggie overhears the doctor telling Archie that his hangnail will be gone in three days but Reggie doesn't get the whole conversation and thinks Archie is dying so he gets everyone together to raise money to send Archie to New York to see a specialist. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Published 1951 by Archie Publications.
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"Little Einstein"; A 12 year old genius enrolls at Riverdale High and Reggie plays a prank on him but pays for it in the end. Don't Let It Puzzle You! activity half-page. "Cheatin' Shows"; Reggie's plan to pass the mid-term history exam is to cheat off of Dilton rather than study. "The Practical Jerk"; Reggie puts glue in Archie's sandwich. "Balled Out"; Reggie keeps passing the football to Archie as soon as he's about to be tackled. "The Stupor Salesman"; The school holds a salesmanship competition. "A Suitable Suit"; Reggie steals Archie's swim trunks and lends him an old-fashioned pair from 1912. Untitled story; Pop wants Jughead to lug around a sandwich sign. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Published 1951 by Archie Publications.
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Cover art by George Frese. "The Square Circle"; Jughead takes up embroidery and all the guys laugh at him but all the girls want to spend time with him. "Soul Mates!"; In order to find out who was responsible Mr. Weatherbee has Reggie make a cast of the impression of a foot print left outside the window and has all the boys place their foot against it. Reggie Says page on safe sledding. "Gone to Pot"; Reggie plays a prank on Miss Grundy by swapping out her potted geranium with a larger one from his mother's garden. "Drawing the Head" activity page; Practice drawing differently shaped faces. "Pie Alum Mode"; Reggie puts alum on Jughead's pie but Jughead switches it with Reggie's pie when he's not looking. "Ice Cream You Scream"; Reggie convinces Veronica to leave her little cousin at the house while she goes out with him to get an ice cream soda. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Published 1952 by Archie Publications.
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Cover art by Bill Vigoda. "The Shell Game"; Reggie steals a raw egg from the cookery class and puts it in his pocket in order to give Archie an 'egg shampoo' later that day; Mr. Weatherbee reaches in and grabs the egg thinking that he was stealing cookies like the other boys and gets egg all over his hand. "Patch up Your Troubles," pencils by Bill Vigoda; Betty aids Reggie in a plot to break up Archie and Veronica. "Sun of Fun"; Reggie shows off at the beach to impress the girls but he stays out in the sun too long and is bed-bound with sunburn when he was supposed to be at the prom. "Camping on the Campus"; A Native American student visits the school for a week. "Hair Today Gone Tomorrow"; Reggie tells Mr. Weatherbee that he's created a formula to regrow hair and demonstrates it on a billiard ball. "Hit and Kiss"; Reggie stops every girl who passes him and asks for a kiss. He gets plenty of slaps and plenty of kisses. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Published 1952 by Archie Publications.
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Cover art by Bill Vigoda. "Off the Hook"; Reggie finds out that Moose has been doing crochet and uses that knowledge to blackmail him. "On the Ball"; Archie practices swinging a gold club inside Mr. Lodge's house using a practice ball made of cotton; Reggie switches it out for a real golf ball when Mr. Lodge takes a practice swing. "Growing Pains"; Reggie plays a prank on Mr. Weatherbee to make him think he has a condition that makes him grow taller. "A Head of the Game"; Reggie plays a prank on Mr. Weatherbee using a dummy that looks like Betty. "Kiss & Sell"; Reggie goes out of his way to sell the most tickets to the school dance so he gets the grand prize of taking Veronica to the dance but he forgets to keep a ticket for himself so he isn't allowed into the dance. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Published 1952 by Archie Publications.
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"Love it Alone"; Reggie tries to start a relationship between Miss Grundy and Mr. Weatherbee. "The Yolks On You"; Jughead has brought a basket of eggs for Miss Grundy and Reggie has a rubber egg. "Glover Come Back To Me"; Reggie was picked for the inter-high school boxing tournament and Archie is annoyed at the attention Veronica is giving him. "A Barrow of Fun"; Reggie and Jughead make a bet that Reggie can't push a load in a wheelbarrow that Jughead can. "The China Clipper!"; Reggie has a vase appraised for his mom and learns it's worth a hundred dollars. "Kiss of Death!"; Moose is going out of town, but he'll trust Jughead to take Midge to the dance. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Tags: ArchiePublished Jun 1953 by Archie Publications.
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Summer 1953 Cover price $0.10.
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Tags: ArchiePublished Sep 1953 by Archie Publications.
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"Nothing to Sneeze At"; When Moose becomes weak as a result of taking allergy medication Reggie takes advantage of that weakness to knock Moose around. "Wagon Heels"; Reggie swipes a kid's wagon to race it down a hill. "My Aching Tooth" starring Reggie and Archie. "All Burned Up"; Reggie makes a bet with Archie using a trick question. "Arrow Escape"; Reggie and Archie compete to see who will play the part of an archer in the school play. "Keep 'Em Filing"; Suzie files down a letter with a file. "Moostakes Will Happen"; Veronica is insulted when Moose refers to her as snooty so she wants Archie to stand up to him up for her. "Cheatin' Shows" text story starring Reggie. "Tattle Tale!"; Reggie skips school to see a fortune teller. "Let Him Eat Cake"; Another piece of cake has disappeared from cooking class. Untitled Katy Keene story, script and art by Bill Woggon. "Keyed Up"; Reggie accidentally hypnotizes Moose and uses it to his advantage. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.