Cover: Bob Bolling

Archie and Me #145

Jun 1984 · Archie · 0.60 USD

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In "The Play's the Thing," Archie takes the stage in the school production of Moonsap, a show helmed by Veronica and backed by the Feebly twins’ surprisingly loud bass fiddle. After a rehearsal, Mr. Weatherbee is mugged by the River Rat gang, and only the Feeblys saw the culprits—but too scared to speak up, they claim they saw nothing. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, with inks by Chic Stone, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this 1984 issue features a cover by Bob Bolling.

Contains 6 stories

The Play's the Thing

11 pp · Adventure, Teen

Archie AndrewsWaldo WeatherbeeGeraldine GrundyVeronica LodgeReggie MantleGlenn FeeblyBenn Feebly

In "The Play's the Thing," Archie takes the lead in the school's production of "Moonsap," a musical staged by Veronica and backed by the Feebly twins' surprisingly loud bass fiddle. When Mr. Weatherbee is mugged by the River Rat gang after a rehearsal, only the Feeblys saw the culprits—but afraid to speak up, they claim they didn’t notice anything at all.

Riding High

1 pp · Humor, Teen

Sabrina SpellmanAunt Hilda

Jog Jag

0.5 pp · Humor, Teen

Jughead JonesMrs. JonesArchie AndrewsBetty Cooper

Loan Groan

0.5 pp · Humor, Teen

Jughead JonesArchie AndrewsPop Tate

The Drummer Boy!

10 pp · Fantasy, Teen

Archie AndrewsWaldo WeatherbeeGeraldine GrundyBilly Beal

In "The Drummer Boy!" from Archie and Me #145 (1984), Archie’s curiosity about the Civil War is piqued when Mr. Weatherbee takes him to Fletcher’s Farm, a place steeped in history. There, they meet Billy Beal, a young drummer boy whose ghostly regiment waits in the valley—ready to march, but unable to move without his missing drumstick.

Rest Zest

0.5 pp · Humor, Teen

Jughead JonesArchie AndrewsReggie Mantle