Le Jeune Archie #52
In "Le chien sans nom," Bob Bolling crafts a quiet, heartfelt moment in the lives of Sue Stringly and Veronica as the girls confront a small but urgent mystery: the injured ducks circling the old water tower. When Sue’s wish for a light to guide them takes on new urgency, the two set out on a moonlit climb, armed only with a flashlight and their determination. With Bolling’s gentle storytelling and Barry Grossman’s warm colors, this issue captures a tender act of kindness in a world that often overlooks the quietest needs. Dexter Taylor’s cover captures the moment’s quiet drama with a striking, atmospheric image.
When Spotty, the Andrews’ loyal dog, finds himself stranded after his car is stolen, he must rely on his courage to chase down the thief—only to be injured in the process. A kind old vagrant with a white beard takes him in, offering care and quiet companionship as Spotty recovers.
In "Les canards de Noël," Sue Stringly’s quiet wish for a Christmas light on the old water tower takes flight when she reveals her secret: she’s been caring for ducks that keep crashing into the structure. When another bird goes down during a visit from Veronica, the girls take matters into their own hands, climbing the tower with a flashlight to guide the wayward birds home.
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↩ Reprints The Adventures of Little Archie #50 (1968), Little Archie #97 (1975), Little Archie #163 (1981), Little Archie #167 (1981)
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