Cover: Harry Sahle

Archie Comics #10

Sep 1944 · Archie · 0.10 USD

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In "The Daring Young Man," Archie finds himself in a whirlwind of circus chaos after disguising as a trapeze artist to escape the ringleader—only to be mistaken for a performer named Joe and swept into the big top. Written and illustrated by Harry Sahle, with inks by Janice Valleau, this 1944 adventure captures Archie’s signature charm and misadventures in a setting both dazzling and delightfully absurd. The cover, also by Sahle, perfectly captures the moment’s playful tension.

Contains 9 stories

The Daring Young Man

7 pp · Humor, Teen

The Masked Marvels (trapeze artistsJoe and othersintroduction)

Archie’s latest escape from the circus ringleader takes a wild turn when he dons a trapeze artist’s costume—only to be mistaken for Joe, the real performer. Now caught in the high-flying chaos of the big top, Archie’s quick thinking is put to the test as he tries to keep up with the act and stay one step ahead of the ringleader.

Untitled story

4 pp

Oscar (Archie's dog)Archie's bunny

Archie Brings Home the Bacon

1 pp · Teen

butcher

Untitled Teen story

6 pp · Teen

Craig (country club president, introduction)

In this 1944 tale from Archie Comics #10, Archie and Jughead team up with Archie’s new pet beavers to build a log dam at the country club—only to accidentally flood the golf course when they pick the wrong spot. With their best intentions and a whole lot of beaver-powered enthusiasm, the duo finds themselves in a sticky situation they didn’t see coming.

Untitled Humor story

5 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Untitled Humor story

5 pp · Humor, Teen

Frank Tinsley (introduction)

Untitled Humor story

5 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Untitled Humor story

3 pp · Humor, Teen

Picnic Pranks

9 pp · Teen