Archie Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Archie Gets the Bird," Betty and Veronica take on a surprising mission when they help French actor Charles Foyer slip past a fan mob to sneak into a movie theater—only to uncover that his entire persona might be a carefully constructed act. With art by Irving Novick and a cover by Al Fagaly, this 1948 issue delivers a playful twist on celebrity and disguise, all in the classic Archie Comics style.
In "All Balled Up," Veronica brings her bowling ball to Pop Tate's, setting off a chaotic chain reaction when Archie accidentally hurls it at Reggie—sending the ball careening through the streets of Riverdale in a wild, unplanned journey. The story captures the classic teen mischief and slapstick energy of early Archie Comics, with familiar faces caught in a moment of unintended mayhem.
In "Sewing Pains," Mr. Andrews tries to impress his wife with a new sewing machine for their anniversary, but his enthusiasm quickly turns into a series of mishaps during a clumsy trial run. The story captures the classic humor of 1948 Archie Comics with a lighthearted, slapstick twist on domestic life.
In this 1948 tale from Archie Comics #32, Betty and Veronica take on a surprising mission when they help French actor Charles Foyer slip past a fan-packed theater—only to uncover that his glamorous persona might be nothing but a carefully crafted illusion.
In "Dollars to Doughnuts," Veronica needs a winning idea for the church bazaar, so Archie and Betty—unaware they're helping her—pitch in to bake a batch of doughnuts for her booth. The story captures the trio’s familiar dynamic as their well-meaning efforts spin into a lighthearted, sticky situation.
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Reprinted in Archie Comics #32 (1948), Archie Archives #10 (2014), Archie #5 (2016)
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