Archie and Me #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Puh-Leese Siren," Archie and Me #47 (1972), a new substitute teacher stuns the faculty at Riverdale High with her charm—until the male teachers panic upon learning she’s attending a women’s lib meeting. Written by Al Hartley and illustrated by Al Hartley, with inks by Joe Sinnott, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, the story unfolds as the men secretly investigate, only to find the substitute is actually no fan of feminism and happily embraces traditional courtesies. The cover, by Stan Goldberg and Joe Sinnott, captures the moment of comedic tension with a flair for classic Archie charm.
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A voluptuous substitute teacher has Mr. Weatherbee and the male teachers swooning, until they discover she's leading a meeting on women's lib. Terrified that women are going to take over, the men spy on the meeting. Luckily they discover that Miss Boing hates feminism, likes having men open doors for her, and convinces all the other women teachers not to join the women's lib movement.
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