Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #4

When Valerie spots her stolen guitar in a pawn shop window, she’s thrilled to reclaim it—only to find herself tangled in a mystery when the crooks who hid diamonds inside the instrument start tracking her down. A quick fix for a missing guitar turns into a wildcat chase, and now she’s got more than just a tune on her mind.

Archie’s panic hits peak levels when Miss Grundy shows up to discuss his poor grades with his dad—until she recalls that Fred once pulled the same stunts.

In "The Charm Course!", Jo discovers a surprising treasure while piecing together her broken bracelet—left behind after a mishap with a gum machine. With her usual mix of charm and chaos, she sets off on a small but sparkling adventure, one that turns a simple trip to the machine into something much more unexpected.

In "Mission Impossible," Sabrina’s eccentric hippie cousin Sylvester drops by from Salem University, armed with peace signs and a mission to turn the square witches onto the groovy ways of love and harmony. With his wild ideas and laid-back attitude, Sylvester’s attempt to bridge the generation gap leads to a series of delightfully awkward and hilarious clashes.

When Little Archie leaves his toys scattered around the house, he doesn’t expect it to become the key to catching a cat burglar—especially when "Cat" Kane targets the Andrews home after drugging Spotty. With the house filled with clutter and hidden surprises, can Archie’s toys help the family uncover the intruder before he escapes?

In "Dark Eyes," Laurie tries to hide a black eye with mascara, but when Wilbur accidentally gives her a second one at the dance, the situation spirals. Tiny steps in to protect Laurie, only to misinterpret the whole thing when the makeup fades—leaving him furious and confused.

In "Class Crash," Betty’s offhand comment sparks a surprising shift when Veronica resolves to find a wealthy boyfriend to prove she’s not just a target for Archie’s purse. Meanwhile, Archie’s attempt to date Betty backfires when she, too, decides she needs a rich partner for security—leaving both teens scrambling to impress the right kind of millionaire.