Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #3

When Hap tries to steer Jinx away from football and into checkers, he doesn’t expect her to take the game so seriously—especially not when she starts beating him every time. Soon, he’s stuck playing match after match, realizing too late that some hobbies are harder to quit than others.

When Little Archie stumbles upon a pair of mysterious glasses that rewind time with every wear, he’s suddenly whisked back to the present after a young woman at 210 Oak Street takes them from him. Curious and determined, he and his friends return to the once-familiar house, now weathered and eerily empty, wondering what secrets the old building still holds.

In "Strange Love," Sabrina’s jealousy flares when she sees Harvey with another girl, prompting her to strike back by enchanting Archie into uncontrollable love for her. But when Veronica shows up, furious at Archie’s sudden affection, Sabrina must quickly undo the spell—before the chaos spirals further.

In "Poetic Image," Veronica stumbles upon a magic mirror that shows her visions of Betty and Archie together—except whenever she rushes to confront Betty, Archie is nowhere to be found. After the third time the mirror shatters, the tables turn: Archie appears, marveling at how lucky they’ve been to avoid Veronica, only for Betty to reveal she’s been keeping her own compact magic mirror all along.

In "Think Session," Jo struggles to focus on her studies at the new youth center, where the noise of music and chatter makes concentration impossible—yet the silence at home proves just as distracting. With no peaceful spot to study, she’s caught between two extremes, searching for a quiet that actually lets her think.

In "The Weight-ing Game," Archie finds himself broke just as Veronica sets her sights on a fancy dinner—no easy feat when you’re trying to keep up appearances. Betty, ever the schemer, hatches a plan to convince Veronica she’s losing too much weight, all while keeping the real reason hidden.

In "Alexandra's Retreat," the Pussycats, Alan M., and the Cabots trade city life for a swanky ski lodge, where Alexandra’s magic takes a mischievous turn. When she uses her powers to dump snow on her brother and then tries to humiliate Josie by commanding the ice to break, the winter getaway takes a delightfully chaotic turn.

In "Branching Out," the gang hits the slopes for a ski trip, but Alexandra’s mischief takes a magical turn when she conjures a giant pine tree right in the middle of the run—just to sideline Jo. With snow, slapstick, and a touch of witchy chaos, the usual antics take a wild, wobbly twist.

In "The Rat Takes The Cheese," the Pussycats hit the stage at a resort for their first big gig, but Alexandra—still stewing over being left out—calls on her witchcraft to summon something that hates cats. What she gets is a rat, and when she tries to send it away, she accidentally turns herself invisible, leaving the whole audience stunned.