Archie's Madhouse #6

In "New School Courses for Teen-agers," Archie's Madhouse #6 (1960), the local high school rolls out a wildly impractical curriculum designed to win over students—complete with classes like Basic Movie Watching, Care and Feeding of Hot Rods, and Advanced Loafing. With deadpan humor and a wink, the story skewers the idea of education as entertainment, all through the lens of teens navigating a school that’s more about vibes than lessons.

In "Add-A-Face Photos!", readers get to step into iconic moments—from Eisenhower on the golf course to JFK’s inauguration and the Riverdale High prom—by pasting their own face into the crowd. A playful, wry satire of celebrity culture and photo nostalgia, the story turns everyday history into a personal parade.

In "If Teen Agers Ran the Airlines!", Archie's Madhouse #6 (1960), the skies get a rebellious makeover as teenage flight attendants swap uniforms for bell-bottoms, pilots trade checklists for beat-talking jargon, and the center aisle becomes a lane for in-flight bowling. The story imagines a world where airline service is completely retooled for teen culture—chaotic, loud, and full of youthful flair.