Archie's Joke Book Magazine #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Acro-Batty" is a classic slice of slapstick humor from Archie's Joke Book Magazine #28, a 1957 10-cent comic where Tom Moore—writing, drawing, inking, and lettering all by himself—delivers a perfectly timed gag centered on a misheard record and a clumsy fall. When Reggie cranks up a "Bop" record and starts dancing, Archie’s protest leads to a comedic tumble down the stairs, with the punchline hiding in plain sight.
In a lighthearted moment from Archie's Joke Book Magazine #28 (1957), Reggie spins a "Bop" record, only to be met with Archie’s protest as he dashes upstairs to retrieve his own records. The comedic beat continues when Reggie starts dancing, calling out for Archie’s record—only to be met with the unmistakable thud of Archie tumbling down the stairs.
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