Laugh Comics / Laugh #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tempting Tutors," Wilbur and Slats land jobs at the Westfield Press, only to find their paths diverging in unexpected ways—Slats takes the night shift, while Wilbur steps into the spotlight as a society columnist. With Joe Edwards handling both art and inks, the humor unfolds in classic Archie style, and Bill Vigoda’s cover captures the playful chaos of the duo’s new roles.
In "Having His Ups and Downs," Dr. Kloop’s latest experiment takes a bizarre turn when he mistakes Jughead, Souphead, and Uncle Hammerhead for successful test subjects—each one, in his mind, proving his formulas work, though not quite as intended. The story follows the doctor’s increasingly tangled logic as he tries to reconcile his scientific ambitions with the very real, very confused reactions of his unlikely subjects.
In "Love and Let Love," Wilbur and Slats land jobs at the Westfield Press, only to find their paths diverging when a mix-up lands Slats on the night shift and Wilbur unexpectedly becomes a society columnist. The story follows their separate routines with a lighthearted twist on workplace chaos and mistaken identities.
Jo, a frustrated office worker, complains to his boss Suzie about her painfully slow typing—only to have her calmly retort that she has a relative who once took two years to finish a jail sentence.
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Reprinted in Archie Comics Digest #42 (1980), Archie's Rival Reggie #14
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