Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #11

In "Clothes Horse," Reggie and Archie find themselves in the spotlight when they're chosen to model a new line of teen fashion—only to accidentally become the talk of the school when Mr. Weatherbee demands the same suit for himself.

In "The Cat Woman," Alexandra leaps to conclusions when Sebastian spends more time at Josie's house, convinced that Alan M. must be a cat lover and that Josie is using Sebastian to win his favor. The story unfolds with playful suspicion and classic humor, as Alexandra's theories spiral in her mind—no cat, no clue, just a mystery in the making.

In "Going Steady," Veronica faces a surprising twist when her father grounds her from dating anyone but one boy—Jughead—until her grades improve. With her usual romantic pursuits on hold, she’s forced to navigate a relationship with the laid-back, burger-loving teen she never expected to be her steady.

When Miss Grundy refuses to let Moose join the baseball team without passing his history test, the rest of the squad rallies to help—pulling late-night study sessions that turn into a whirlwind of cramming, chaos, and comic frustration. With the game on the line and history looming, can Moose pull it together before the final bell?

In "Who's Guilty," Little Archie’s attempt to claim the last slice of chocolate cake is interrupted by a phone call, leaving the dessert unguarded. While he’s away, each member of his family wrestles with the temptation—yet no one seems to have actually taken it. When he returns, the cake is gone, and the mystery of who ate it begins.

In "Two for Teenese," Archie shares with Betty the peculiar way Mr. Weatherbee uses "teenese"—a clever, roundabout way of getting people to do what he wants—without ever giving a direct order. The story unfolds as the two explore just how effective (and oddly entertaining) this method can be.

In "Evelyn Evernever," Jo and the neighborhood kids throw a pet show, promising the winner a ticket to the circus—something Evelyn longs to see, especially the "lovely ladies" performing. Desperate to enter, she tries to lure a cat using nothing but a fish skeleton, setting off a series of wacky, tail-wagging mishaps.