Jackpot Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Town Talk by Walt Willard," Archie, Betty, and Jughead set out to find a dog for the school's production of "Uncle Tom's Cabin," leading to a chaotic mix-up at the dog catcher's lot. Bob Montana's signature art brings the classic trio's misadventures to life in this 1941 Jackpot Comics issue, where a stray dog's surprise dash into the audience sends the show—and the Mayor—into full-blown chaos.
In "The Play Goes to the Dogs," Archie, Betty, and Jughead set out to find a canine star for their school's production of *Uncle Tom's Cabin*, leading to a chaotic adventure that starts with breaking into the dog catcher’s car and ends with a pack of dogs running loose. When a dog snatches Mrs. Grundy’s hat during the performance, the audience erupts in confusion—and the Mayor takes a dramatic plunge into the stage’s "river."
In "The Painter Who Trapped Souls," a tormented artist wields a terrifying gift: his rage lets him imprison souls within his paintings, bending them to his will. When Mr. Justice uncovers the truth, he finds himself trapped not just in the frame, but in a battle for his very essence.
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Reprinted in The Golden Age Review #[nn] (1978), Archie Archives #1 (2011), The Best of Archie Comics #4 (2014), Archie Spotlight Digest: Archie 75th Anniversary Digest #2 (2016)
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