Cover: Bob White & Jon D'Agostino

Life with Archie #66

Oct 1967 · Archie · 0.12 USD

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In "Breadfruit Bonanza!", Archie’s latest scheme takes a turn for the artistic when he hears graffiti is considered a legitimate art form—prompting him to transform Riverdale’s walls into a canvas of playful (and pointed) slogans, much to the dismay of a certain bespectacled pal. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with signature charm by artist Harry Lucey, with inks by Mario Acquaviva and lettering by the same, this 1967 classic captures the era’s humor with a 12-cent dose of mischief. The cover by Bob White and Jon D'Agostino perfectly frames the chaos.

Contains 4 stories

Breadfruit Bonanza!

12 pp · Humor, Teen

Captain Yech

When the Archies win a dream vacation to the exotic Breadfruit Island, they’re thrilled—until they learn the hard way that paradise comes with a harvest duty they didn’t sign up for.

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1 pp · Humor, Children

Shore Losers

6 pp · Humor, Teen

In "Shore Losers," Veronica’s competitive streak flares when she grows envious of Betty’s surfing prowess, prompting her to enlist Archie for a surfing contest—only to be rebuffed. Humiliated, she teams up with Reggie instead, setting off a wave of rivalry and playful tension along the beach.

The Handwriting on the Wall

5 pp · Humor, Teen

Archie, inspired by the idea that graffiti counts as art, turns Riverdale’s walls into his personal canvas—much to the dismay of everyone, especially Reggie, whose name gets a particularly memorable makeover.