Archie Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Signer's Trouble," Jughead's heart is set on trading his father's camera for a custard pie, but Archie has other plans—snapping photos of Veronica and Mr. Weatherbee first. The camera, however, has a surprising flaw that throws a wrench into the whole scheme. Bill Vigoda handles both pencils and inks for the story, while Al Fagaly provides the cover art. A 10-cent comic from 1948, this issue captures the classic charm of early Archie tales.
In "Dance Clown, Dance!!" from Archie Comics #33 (1948), Archie’s attempt to help Miss Grundy transport her bass violin to the auditorium sets off a chain of mishaps that unexpectedly lands him in a school ballet—complete with a costume change that’s as surprising as it is hilarious. The story follows Archie’s misadventures as he navigates the chaos of school theater, all while staying true to the lighthearted humor and teen antics that define the series.
Archie finds a stray dog he names Bonaparte, but when the pup is sent to live with his uncle, the Andrews quickly realize how much they miss their furry friend—leading to a heartfelt reunion.
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↩ Reprints Wilbur Comics #9 (1946)
Reprinted in Archie Comics #36 (1949), Archie Archives #10 (2014)
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