Archie's Madhouse Annual #6

In "Mad House Summer Jobs for Teens," Jo and her friends dive into a series of delightfully absurd summer gigs—from caddying for caddies to selling pencils to girls who’d rather flirt—finding chaos and laughs in every odd task. It’s a lighthearted slice of 1968 teen life, full of playful mischief and classic Archie-style humor.

In "Mad House Sports Equipment," Archie's usual brand of chaotic fun takes a wild turn as the gang encounters a lineup of gloriously impractical sports gear—bowling balls that guarantee perfect scores, cement mixers for football, pogo sticks for basketball, and motor scooters for polo—each more absurd than the last. With every game played in increasingly ridiculous fashion, the line between sport and slapstick blurs in this one hilarious page of Madhouse madness.

In "T.V. Nurse Anna Steezia," a series of quick, wry gags unfolds as a frazzled nurse navigates absurd medical scenarios—from morning pills to a masked doctor, a flirtatious physician, and a witch doctor offering second opinions—before sprinting to the operating room with a line of anxious patients in tow. The humor leans into classic cartoon chaos, with each panel delivering a punchline rooted in visual wit and timing.