Le Jeune Archie #43
In "Une leçon d'histoire," Little Archie’s trip to Ronnie’s birthday party takes a bizarre turn when he’s whisked away by Tee-Four-To, a visiting alien from Hexa VI drawn to his red hair. After a tense negotiation, she agrees to take the red-haired doll meant for Ronnie instead, handing Little Archie a mysterious prize that’s supposed to bring joy—but only if the right word is spoken. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, with colors by Barry Grossman, the story unfolds with playful sci-fi charm, all capped by a cover by Dexter Taylor.
In "Anniversaire malheureux ou le présent a un avenir," Little Archie’s trip to Ronnie’s birthday party takes a bizarre turn when he’s spirited away by Tee-Four-To, a curious alien from Hexa VI drawn to his red hair. After a quick negotiation, she swaps him for the doll meant as a gift—only to leave him with a mysterious prize that only works when the right word is spoken. When the moment comes, it’s Sue Stringly who finds the magic in the word: "Love."
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↩ Reprints Pat the Brat #17 (1956), Pat the Brat #18 (1957), Little Archie #152 (1980), Little Archie #169 (1981)
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