Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #4

Archie’s latest mishap strikes when he swaps his mother’s wrapped anniversary gift for his own—only to realize too late he’s given it to Veronica. Now caught between a promise to his dad and a crush on Veronica, Archie scrambles to fix his mistake before the truth comes out.

In "Booby or Not Booby," Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #4 (1955), the boys scheme to crash a girls' sleepover, only for Betty and Veronica to outwit them with a note and a series of clever booby traps at a new location—unaware that a simple mix-up sends Miss Grundy straight into the chaos.

In "Tux Two to Quarrel," Archie and Midge play best man and bridesmaid at a wedding, but when Reggie tricks Moose into believing they're the ones getting hitched, chaos unfolds—just in time for a double-take moment that leaves everyone in stitches.

In "The Kick of the Crop!" from Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #4 (1955), Archie and Reggie's football showdown takes a wild turn when Jughead steps in with a concrete football, aiming to knock Reggie out of the game—just as Veronica's dance date hangs in the balance.

In "Stripped Ease," Reggie challenges Archie to a ridiculous bet: he’ll dress and undress five times while waiting for Veronica to come downstairs, hoping to trick Archie into thinking she’s arriving while he’s not dressed—just to mess with him. The humor hinges on Reggie’s over-the-top antics and Archie’s growing frustration as the prank unfolds.

In this classic 1955 humor tale from *Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #4*, Archie’s trumpet audition is ruined when Reggie, ever the prankster, spoils the moment by sucking a lemon. Determined to even the score, Jughead hatches a mischievous plan—slipping a toy horn into Reggie’s trumpet just before his big performance. The resulting chaos is pure teen mischief, served with a side of musical mayhem.