Laugh #4

Dec 1987 · Archie · 0.75 USD

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In "High Noonish," the Marshal faces his toughest challenge yet: celebrating his wedding day while vowing to retire from duty—only to be thrust back into action when Nasty McNasty and the Rowdy Boys return to town. Written by George Gladir and brought to life with vibrant energy by Stan Goldberg, Hy Eisman, Barry Grossman, and Bill Yoshida, this 1987 issue delivers a classic showdown with a twist. The cover by Dan DeCarlo captures the tension perfectly.

Contains 4 stories

High Noonish

6 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier

The Marshal [Archie Andrews]The Marshal's Deputy [Reggie Mantle]The Marshal's Bride [Betty Cooper]The Old Flame [Veronica Lodge]Nasty McNasty [Big Moose Mason]The Rowdy Boys

On his wedding day, Marshal Jo vows to hang up his guns and retire from law enforcement—only to face a crisis when word arrives that Nasty McNasty and the Rowdy Boys are returning to town. Now he must protect his new life and the people he cares about, all while keeping his promise to stay gunless.

Gig Gala!

5 pp · Teen

JosieValerieMelodyAlex Cabot III

Law Score

5 pp · Fantasy, Teen

SabrinaAunt HildaAunt ZeldaCousin Ambrose

When Cousin Ambrose gets ticketed for jaywalking, Sabrina and her aunts—armed with years of courtroom TV bingeing—decide they’re ready to defend him in court, despite having no actual legal training. The story follows their overconfident, wildly unprepared attempt to navigate the legal system, all while trying to keep a straight face in the face of real courtroom procedures.

A Noisy Lesson

5 pp · Teen

Archie AndrewsMr. WeatherbeeMr. Svenson