Archie Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Uninvited," Jughead’s mechanical tinkering turns Archie’s old jalopy into a trade-in for Mr. Andrews’ new car, but the unexpected emotional attachment Archie has to his beloved clunker sets off a quirky chain of events. Bill Vigoda’s expressive art brings the classic Archie charm to life, while Al Fagaly’s cover captures the story’s lighthearted tension in a 1948 comic priced at 10 cents.
In "The Uninvited," Archie and Veronica stumble upon two tramps living in the Lodge vacation estate, leading to a chaotic mix-up when the duo convinces the tramps to pose as butler and maid for Mr. Lodge’s high-profile guests. The story unfolds with classic 1948 Archie humor, as the teens navigate the absurdity of the situation, keeping the Lodge’s elite guests none the wiser.
In "The Cat's Meow," Archie takes on the role of babysitter for Veronica's two Siamese cats, only to accidentally spill catnip on his pants—setting off a chain of chaotic, tail-twitching mishaps that send Jughead and Mr. Andrews into unexpected frenzy. The story unfolds with classic Archie humor, spotlighting the usual suspects in a delightfully silly, cat-powered shenanigan.
In "My Heart Belongs to Lizzie," Jughead’s well-intentioned fix-up of Archie’s jalopy leads to an unexpected chain of events when Mr. Andrews trades it in for a new car. But when he notices how heartbroken Archie is over losing his beloved old jalopy, Mr. Andrews begins buying it back—piece by piece—turning a simple trade-in into a surprisingly sentimental gesture.
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Reprinted in Archie Comics #31 (1948), Archie Archives #9
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