Cover: Bob Montana

Archie Comics #50

May 1951 · Archie · 0.10 USD

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In "That's the Point," a simple scrap of paper from Veronica sets Archie on a curious mission when he takes her test note to a pharmacist, hoping to decode its mysterious message. With art by Dave Berg and a cover by Bob Montana, this 1951 issue captures the charm and humor of small-town misadventures with a touch of innocent mystery.

Contains 9 stories

That's the Point

8 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsMr. WeatherbeeBetty CooperJughead JonesVeronica LodgeReggie MantleGabbyDilton DoileyMiss GrundyFred AndrewsMary AndrewsPop Tatethe Governor

Hire Education

5 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsBetty CooperReggie MantleJughead JonesVeronica LodgeMr. WeatherbeeMiss Shapely (introduction)Mr. Miller (introduction)

Bored of Strategy

3.67 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsJughead JonesReggie MantleVeronica Lodge

The Road Back

1 pp · Humor, Teen

Jughead JonesMiss GrundyArchie AndrewsBetty CooperVeronica LodgeReggie Mantle

Private First Class

1.67 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsBetty CooperFred Andrews

Clothes Meek the Man

4 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsFred AndrewsMary AndrewsVeronica LodgeMr. LodgeMrs. Lodge

Gold Rush

5 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsPop TateVeronica LodgeBetty Cooper

Messy Message

3 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsVeronica LodgeJughead JonesDoc Kellner (introduction)

In "Messy Message," Veronica’s careless test of a pen’s ink leads to a scrap of paper winding up in Archie’s hands—misinterpreted as a secret note. When Archie takes the scribbled scrap to a pharmacist for help, the situation spirals into a quiet, comedic misunderstanding that’s as charming as it is unintentionally dramatic.

Dog-Gone

6 pp · Humor, Teen

Jughead JonesArchie AndrewsReggie MantleGloria (introduction)