Laugh Comics / Laugh #84
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Machine Maid," Betty and Veronica trade barbs over a fancy dress in a store window, each racing home to convince their parents to fork over cash—only to discover Midge has beaten them to it. Dan DeCarlo’s expressive art and Rudy Lapick’s crisp inks bring the classic Archie rivalry to life, while Harry Lucey’s cover captures the moment of comedic defeat with perfect timing.
In "Machine Maid," Archie and Veronica tour Mr. Lodge’s factory, where they marvel at a new electronic brain. When things start going awry, Archie’s knack for quick fixes impresses the machine—until it begins to develop a very unusual interest in him.
In "We're Not Dressing," Betty and Veronica trade barbs about a fancy dress in a store window, only to race home for cash—each convinced they’ll be the one to claim it. But when they return, Midge has beaten them to the punch, leaving the girls back to their usual teasing with nothing to show for it.
Archie tries to teach Jughead how to golf, but when Jughead nails two holes-in-one on his first two swings— the second with a spectacular ricochet—he starts believing it’s all supposed to be that easy.
Jinx and Ga Ga trepidly deliver a gift-wrapped package, only to have their efforts nearly destroyed by bully Charley Hawse’s prankish stomping. When the truth comes out—this was actually a surprise birthday present meant for him—Charley’s smug grin turns to shock.
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Reprinted in Archie: The Best of Dan DeCarlo #2 (2011), Archie: Best of Dan DeCarlo Treasury Edition #[nn] (2012), Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #259 (2015)
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