Laugh Comics / Laugh #151

Oct 1963 · Archie · 0.12 USD

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"Pass the Brass" kicks off with Alex trying to make Melody jealous by dating Josie—only for Melody to remain unfazed, insisting friendship rules out jealousy entirely. When Albert steps in to repay Alex and Josie, their date turns into a prank-filled showdown, all while Melody calmly insists that jealousy has no place in their circle. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo, with inks by Rudy Lapick and letters by Marty Epp, this 1963 Laugh Comics issue features a cover by Bob White.

Contains 6 stories

Pass the Brass

6 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsJughead JonesVeronica LodgeMr. Lodge

Answer Man

1 pp · Humor, Teen

Jughead JonesDilton Doily

Gripe Type

1 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie AndrewsBetty Cooper

The Quiet Man

6 pp · Humor, Teen

Reggie MantleJughead JonesArchie AndrewsBetty CooperVeronica LodgeMoose MasonMidge Klump (cameo)

In "The Quiet Man," Reggie tries a bold new approach—becoming the calm, soft-spoken type—but his silence comes at a cost: no one hears his warnings when trouble’s just around the corner. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this six-page 1963 humor tale from *Laugh Comics* #151 finds Jo and the gang caught in the chaos of a quiet man’s quiet life.

Leaf Me Alone!

4.33 pp · Humor, Children

Li'l JinxHap Holliday

Fair Share!

5 pp · Humor, Teen

JosieMelodyPepperAlexander Cabot IIIAlbert

In "Fair Share!", Alex tries to make Melody jealous by going on a date with Josie, but Melody remains unfazed—she genuinely doesn’t believe in jealousy. When Albert steps in to return the favor by dating Melody, Alex and Josie turn the tables, turning Albert’s date into a chaotic prank. Melody, ever the optimist, keeps insisting that friendship should be above such petty feelings.