Laugh Comics / Laugh #73
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Corner Plot," Archie hatches a clever scheme to win Veronica’s dance invitation by exploiting a football game bet—only he’s not counting on the chaos that unfolds when Midge, Reggie, and Moose all end up at the same corner at the same time. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with crisp, expressive art by George Frese, inks by Harry Lucey, and lettering by Harry Lucey, this 1956 Laugh Comics gem captures the classic Archie charm with a playful twist. The cover by Bill Vigoda perfectly captures the lighthearted tension of the moment.
In "Corner Plot," Veronica announces she'll attend the dance with the boy who scores the most in Saturday's football game, sending Archie into a scramble. Knowing he can't outplay Reggie, Archie hatches a plan to sideline his rival by orchestrating a meet-up at a corner—bringing Midge, Reggie, and Moose together at the same time, all unaware of the others' presence.
Wilbur’s determined to prove he’s got charm—no matter how clumsy—when he tries to wow Slats by skating a figure eight, despite never having stepped on ice before.
In "Fool of Talent," Jughead uses the school play tryouts as a setup for a prank on Reggie, turning the audition chaos to his advantage. When Reggie gets wind of it, he plans to return the favor—this time targeting Archie, hoping to knock him out of the running.
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