Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Message Mania," Reggie Mantle sees a chance to win a date with Veronica Lodge by hijacking an airplane's skywriting message at the beach—only to have his plans derailed when Jughead Jones swaps the message to ask Midge out instead. With Archie, Betty, and Moose watching, the prank sparks a lighthearted scramble as the gang tries to decode the sky's message before it’s too late.
Archie Andrews finally goes a full day without getting into trouble, leaving Mr. Weatherbee strangely unsettled—so much so that the principal starts missing the usual chaos. Meanwhile, Jughead, Veronica, Reggie, and Pop Tate navigate their own slice of Riverdale life, all while the school’s quiet feels just a little too quiet.
Betty Cooper’s new daily hairstyles—courtesy of Nancy Woods’ DIY talent—are turning heads, much to the surprise of Archie Andrews and Moose Mason. When Veronica Lodge starts feeling overshadowed by Betty’s fresh looks, the friendly rivalry takes a playful turn. Pop Tate’s malt shop becomes the unlikely stage for a stylish showdown between friends.
Archie and Reggie gear up for a showdown to determine Riverdale’s track meet representative—and the lucky guy who gets to take Veronica to the dance—only to have their plans derailed by a sudden downpour. With the outdoor course washed out, they improvise an indoor obstacle course, turning Mr. Weatherbee’s office and the school gym into a chaotic sprint of laughter, near-misses, and classic Riverdale chaos.
In "Magic Movement," a young woman named Sabrina uses her magic to outwit a false friend who’s been humiliating Harvey with clever tricks. With a mix of wit and wonder, she turns the tables in a way that’s as surprising as it is satisfying.
Archie’s latest batch of wild ideas lands him in the principal’s office—again—only this time, Mr. Weatherbee has had enough. Fed up with endless suggestions, he decides to follow Archie’s advice to the letter, setting off a chain of increasingly absurd school-day chaos. With Miss Phlips, Dilton, and the rest of the gang caught in the crossfire, even the most ordinary day at Riverdale High becomes a surreal comedy of errors.
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