Archie Comics #78
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Grin and Hare It!", Veronica's frustration over Archie's lack of mambo skills takes a playful turn when Jughead, ever the prankster, dons a flashy disguise to impersonate a famous mambo champion—leading to a hilarious misunderstanding. Bill Vigoda’s expressive art brings the lighthearted chaos to life in this 1956 classic, where dance moves and mistaken identities keep the laughs coming.
In "Writhe and Shine," Veronica takes her dancing seriously—so seriously she's convinced Archie's lack of mambo skills is a personal affront. When Jughead steps in, dressed as a flamboyant mambo champion, the joke takes a twist that puts Veronica's own moves under the spotlight.
In "Mask Me No Questions," Archie’s prank of sending a man looking for the school to the wrong end of town takes a surprising turn when the man reveals himself as the new district school supervisor—leaving Archie to wonder if his joke just backfired in the worst possible way.
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Reprinted in Archie #2 (1956), Archie #3 (1957), Archie #4 (1957), Archie #10 (1958), Archie's Joke Book Magazine #50 (1960), Archie Giant Series Magazine #22 (1963), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine #93 (2005), Archie Showcase Digest #1 (2020)
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