Le Jeune Archie #46
In "L'art pour l'art," Little Archie dons a disguise as "Super Sleuth" to crack the case of the missing hubcaps and radios from the teachers’ cars, suspecting the South Side Serpents—only to uncover the surprising truth: Chester Punkett is behind it all, working solo. With the help of Ronnie, the school paper’s sharp-eyed reporter, Little Archie devises a clever plan to turn the Serpents into unwitting allies, all while keeping his own identity hidden. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, with coloring by Barry Grossman and a cover by Dexter Taylor, this 1984 issue from Editions Héritage blends mystery and humor in a classic Little Archie adventure.
In "Le super-détective," Little Archie dons a disguise to become the self-proclaimed Super Sleuth, chasing a string of mysterious thefts from teachers’ cars—hubcaps and radios vanishing one by one. While he suspects the South Side Serpents, a closer look reveals the real culprit is Chester Punkett, acting alone and without his usual partner, Mad Doctor Doom. With the help of Ronnie, the school’s sharp-eyed reporter, Little Archie hatches a clever plan to turn the Serpents into unwitting allies—without them ever realizing they’re being played.
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