Laugh Comics / Laugh #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Daft Shaft," Archie finds himself tangled in a prank gone sideways when Reggie suggests he vent his frustration over a broken date by recording a rant—only for Archie to cleverly turn the tables. With a mischievous twist, Archie secretly tapes Reggie’s own outburst, setting up a hilarious misunderstanding that unfolds when Reggie tries to play it for Veronica. The story, drawn with sharp humor by George Frese, captures the classic Archie charm in a lighthearted, perfectly timed gag.
In "Pin-Up Queen," Skipper Mason tags along with Katy to a deer hunting party at the Van Ronson ranch, where his clumsy attempt to impress ends with an accidental shot at Randy's prized deer hunting car—sending the hood ornament flying. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1954 laugh-fueled tale captures the chaos of mistaken identity and suburban antics with a wink and a grin.
In "Tape Worms," Archie’s frustration over a canceled date leads Reggie to suggest a humorous outlet: taping himself ranting at Veronica. But when Archie turns the tables by secretly recording Reggie’s own outburst, the prank takes an unexpected turn—Veronica ends up hearing the wrong voice, and the chaos begins.
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Reprinted in Teen Comics #31
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