Laugh Comics / Laugh #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Phew-Gilists," Jughead’s latest scheme—selling a ten-cent bracelet to Betty as a gypsy love charm—threatens to derail his dream of attending the Riverdale Planetarium’s grand opening. When Archie lets the cat out of the bag, Jughead’s plans spiral in a way that’s more dazzling than any star show. George Frese’s art brings the mischievous energy of Riverdale to life in this 1953 classic.
When Sis hears about a lost girl getting ice cream at the police station, she decides to run away just to enjoy the same treat—no parents required. Her plan? A quick escape to the station, where she’s sure the ice cream will be waiting.
In this 1953 humor short from *Laugh Comics* #57, Jo’s crush Slats proves his strength by lifting a jukebox for Laurie, but when Wilbur challenges him to a tug-of-war with a wagon full of something he can’t pull back, the real test of muscle begins — and it’s not just about strength, but who’s got the last laugh.
In "Star Dirt," Jughead’s latest scheme—selling a ten-cent bracelet to Betty as a gypsy love charm—takes an unexpected turn when Archie lets slip where it came from. Suddenly, the planetarium’s grand opening feels less important than the look on Betty’s face. A simple prank, a splash of teenage drama, and a whole lot of stars in Jughead’s eyes.
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Reprinted in Archie Comics #38
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