Archie Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeProudly boasting a print run of over 1,256,000 copies, Archie #19 from 1946 captures "America's Typical Teen-Ager" at his most charmingly self-deceiving. Al Fagaly's cover shows Archie seated at a diner table with Jughead, surrounded by no fewer than four waitresses in matching uniforms — and Archie's speech bubble makes his true motivation hilariously clear: "The only reason I eat here is because they have such good food, Jug!" At a dime a copy, this slice of postwar teen humor delivers the breezy wit that made the Archie line a staple of mid-century American comics.
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Archie and Mr. Andrews try to make Mrs. Andrews a stone fireplace for her birthday, but they run into some trouble along the way.
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