Archie Comics #97
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA lazy day on the water turns into a comedy of expectations in this December 1958 issue, as Archie rows a red rental boat alongside a dark-haired companion, grumbling that there's "not a ding dong nibble" — while an older fellow relaxes in a chair by the "Boats for Hire" shack, cheerfully insisting that fishing is good, even if the catching leaves something to be desired. Harry Lucey's pencils and Terry Szenics's inks give the scene a breezy, warmly funny charm that captures Archie's everyman frustration perfectly. With "Dad's Dilemma!" waiting inside, this issue is a delightful snapshot of the lighthearted family humor that made the Archie series such a beloved staple of 1950s comics.
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Mr. Weatherbee dons a fencing mask to give Archie some pointers on fencing. Unfortunately, the mask gets stuck on Mr. Weatherbee's head and he has to make a speech to the school board.
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