Archie's Circus #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Archie's Circus," a 1984 comic from Fleming H. Revell Company, Archie and his friends find themselves at the big top, where Reggie's usual jabs take an unexpected turn when an elephant, provoked by a peanut shortage, decides to make a point—literally. Written and illustrated by Al Hartley, this lighthearted tale captures the chaos and humor of a circus day gone sideways, with the cover by Al Hartley perfectly capturing the moment of comedic tension.
In this lighthearted 1984 tale from Archie's Circus, Reggie’s usual jabs at Archie take a wild turn when an elephant, offended by Reggie’s peanut stinginess, decides to teach him a lesson—literally. With Reggie dangling mid-air, his only request is a simple, desperate plea: "Put me down!"
In "Archie's Circus," Ethel opens up to Betty about her past as a real-life clown, leading to a playful moment of connection. Betty then spins a whimsical daydream where the whole gang becomes quirky sideshow acts, all set against the colorful backdrop of the traveling circus.
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