Laugh Comics / Laugh #140
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Change of Heart," Reggie surprises everyone by saying he's had a change of heart and offers to help Archie prepare for the big dance with Veronica—only to accidentally spend so much on flowers and candy that Archie’s left without enough money for tickets. With Reggie conveniently available, the usual chaos unfolds in classic Archie fashion. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo, with inks by Rudy Lapick and letters by Vincent DeCarlo, this 1962 issue features a cover by Bob White.
In "Change of Heart," Reggie surprises everyone by saying he’s had a change of heart and offers to help Archie prepare for the dance—only to lead him into a spending spree on flowers and candy that leaves Archie short on cash for the tickets. With Reggie conveniently available, the real test of friendship begins.
In "The Animal Army," the Jaguar, appearing as a mysterious witch doctor, confronts ruthless hunters who’ve brought military gear to the jungle to kill animals for sport. When the hunters refuse to leave, he warns them that the animals will rise in rebellion — a threat that sets the stage for an unexpected and primal showdown.
In "Hide and Sweets," Jinx’s sweet tooth kicks into high gear when her father hides a box of chocolates, setting off a playful treasure hunt. As she scours the house, her search leads her to discover a surprising stash of other hidden treats—each one a new surprise in her sugary quest.
In "Stop the World," Archie’s constant muttering catches the attention of Mr. Weatherbee, who enlists his friends to intervene. When they do, Archie thanks them—but then insists they’re all suffering from a shared delusion, leading him straight to the school doctor.
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