Laugh Comics / Laugh #288

Mar 1975 · Archie · 0.25 USD

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“Cheer Weary”

In "Cheer Weary," Archie’s concern for his friends’ safety leads to an unexpected twist: instead of playing sports, the gang joins the cheerleading squad, thinking it’ll be a breeze. But as they quickly learn, cheering isn’t as simple as it looks—especially when enthusiasm meets chaos. Written by George Gladir and brought to life with energetic art by Samm Schwartz, the interior work is completed by Schwartz on inks and Barry Grossman on colors, while Dan DeCarlo’s cover captures the lighthearted frenzy.

writer George Gladir · artist, inker, letterer Samm Schwartz · colorist Barry Grossman · cover Dan DeCarlo

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writer George Gladir

artist, inker, letterer Samm Schwartz

colorist Barry Grossman

cover pencils Dan DeCarlo

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Archie doesn't want the guys playing sports because they might get injured and miss an upcoming gig, so they decide to join the cheerleading squad, thinking it will be safe and simple. It's not.

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