Archie and Mr. Weatherbee #[nn]

Jan 1980 · Fleming H. Revell Company · 0.49 USD

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In "A Day at Camp Kami Kazi," Mr. Weatherbee steps out of his usual role to lead the camp’s activities—only to learn that true leadership isn’t about command, but listening. Written and illustrated by Al Hartley, this 1980 story finds the principal embracing a new kind of authority, one built on humility and teamwork. The cover by Al Hartley captures the lighthearted spirit of the outing, all in a 49-cent comic from the Fleming H. Revell Company.

Contains 2 stories

A Day at Camp Kami Kazi

15 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie and the gang trade their usual summer hangouts for a surprising role: teenage counselors at Camp Kami Kazi, much to Mr. Weatherbee’s delight—and bemusement. With the principal now in charge of camp logistics, the usual chaos of Riverdale takes a fun, slightly awkward turn as the teens try to keep order among the younger kids.

Untitled Humor story

15 pp · Humor, Religious, Teen

In this 1980 humor tale from Archie and Mr. Weatherbee, Mr. Weatherbee sets out to prove he’s more than just a bumbling authority figure—only to learn that true leadership isn’t about commanding from the front, but listening from the back. A lighthearted look at ego, humility, and the unexpected lessons found at summer camp.