Cover: Harry Lucey

Archie Comics #95

Sep 1958 · Archie · 0.10 USD

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In "Counselor at Lore," Archie and Veronica skip their date to help their parents tend their gardens—only for Betty to step in and accidentally ruin both plots after a heartfelt kiss from Archie leaves her distracted. Dan DeCarlo’s expressive art, inked by Rudy Lapick and lettered by Vincent DeCarlo, brings the usual charm and chaos to this classic teen rom-com, while Harry Lucey’s cover captures the moment with signature flair.

Contains 7 stories

Counselor at Lore

6 pp · Humor, Teen

The Punishment Fits the Crime

2 pp · Humor, Teen

When Archie's parents discover their kitchen and workshop in chaos, they're ready to ground him—until they see what he was building. A classic slice of teen mischief from Archie Comics #95, this lighthearted 1958 tale captures the chaos and charm of teenage creativity.

A Helping Hand

6 pp · Humor, Teen

In "A Helping Hand," Archie and Veronica trade their date for a day of gardening duty, leaving Betty to step in and help. When Archie kisses her in thanks, Betty’s heart races—and her gardening skills go straight to pot.

Cool Column and Collected

3.67 pp · Humor, Teen

In this lighthearted 1958 gem from Archie Comics #95, Archie takes on the role of school gossip columnist—only to hit a creative wall. When Jughead steps in with a wild idea to spice things up, the prank spins out of control, landing Archie in hot water with both Betty and Veronica.

Better Late Than Ever

0.33 pp · Humor, Teen

Bargain Debasement

1 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie Comics #95’s “Bargain Debasement” finds Archie on a frantic quest to find the perfect birthday gift for Veronica, starting with high-end purchases and gradually descending through increasingly humble options—until he’s left with just one choice that fits his budget.

Royal Bust

6 pp · Humor, Teen

In "Royal Bust," Mr. Weatherbee hosts a school contest for the best sculpture of himself, sparking a mix-up when Reggie misinterprets a moment between Archie and Jughead. Believing Archie has created the winning piece, Reggie rushes to buy the ruined bust from Jughead, hoping to claim credit for the masterpiece—without realizing the truth behind the clay.