Adult Education

Story featuring Archie

Storyline: When the kids ask to be treated like mature adults, Mr. Weatherbee abolishes homework assignments and lifts the ban on talking in homeroom. The kids find that without homework, they spend more time preparing for their classes because they're so determined to prove that they deserve the "mature" treatment.

Credits:

• Script: Frank Doyle
• Pencils: Bill Vigoda
• Inks: Terry Szenics
• Letters: Terry Szenics

Arty Smarty

Story featuring Leroy

Storyline: Leroy paints a goldfish.

Credits:

• Script: Samm Schwartz
• Pencils: Samm Schwartz
• Inks: Samm Schwartz
• Letters: Samm Schwartz

Checkers!

Story featuring Li'l Jinx

Storyline: To get her to play less noisy games, Li'l Jinx's daddy teaches her to play checkers.

Credits:

• Script: Joe Edwards
• Pencils: Joe Edwards
• Inks: Joe Edwards
• Letters: Joe Edwards

They Said It Couldn't Be Done!

Storyline: House ad for Archie Annual # 12.

Credits:

• Pencils: Harry Lucey

Sis

Story featuring Katy Keene

Storyline: Sis has some trouble with her colt Pokey.

Credits:

• Script: Bill Woggon
• Pencils: Bill Woggon
• Inks: Bill Woggon
• Letters: Bill Woggon

At the Carnival

Story featuring Katy Keene

Storyline: Katy, Sis and K.O. go to the carnival.

Credits:

• Script: Bill Woggon
• Pencils: Bill Woggon
• Inks: Bill Woggon
• Letters: Bill Woggon

Price Slice

Story featuring Pop Tate

Storyline: Archie asks Pop why he cut his prices in half.

Credits:

• Script: Neal Adams
• Pencils: Neal Adams
• Inks: Neal Adams
• Letters: Neal Adams

Mail Tale

Story featuring Moose

Storyline: Moose confuses the "letter" box with the "litter" box.

Credits:

• Script: Neal Adams
• Pencils: Neal Adams
• Inks: Neal Adams
• Letters: Neal Adams

What a Game!

Story featuring Shrimpy

Credits:

• Script: Sean Witzke
• Pencils: Sean Witzke

Sound Effects

Story featuring Shrimpy

Credits:

• Script: Sean Witzke
• Pencils: Sean Witzke

If You Knew Archie Like I Know Archie

Story featuring Archie

Storyline: Archie reads the famous lines from Robert Burns's classic poem "To A Louse," where the poet wishes we could see ourselves as others see us. Archie disagrees with Burns, claiming that other people don't get a true picture of us. He then relates all the ways other people see him, claiming that only he can see the true Archie. But when he looks in the mirror, he sees a handsome muscleman.

Credits:

• Script: Frank Doyle
• Pencils: Harry Lucey
• Inks: Terry Szenics
• Letters: Marty Epp

If You Knew Archie Like I Know Archie

Story featuring Archie

Credits:

• Pencils: Harry Lucey
• Inks: Terry Szenics