Little Archie #152
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A History Lesson," Little Archie's trip to Ronnie's birthday party takes a wild turn when he's spirited away by Tee-Four-To, a visiting alien from the planet Hexa VI drawn to his red hair. After a quick negotiation involving a red-haired doll meant for Ronnie, Archie receives a mysterious prize that only works when the right word is spoken—though neither the spoiled Tee-Four-To nor Ronnie can make it work. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, with coloring by Barry Grossman and lettering by Bolling himself, this 1980 adventure features a whimsical twist on interplanetary curiosity and the power of a single word. The cover, by Dexter Taylor, captures the moment of abduction with playful sci-fi flair.
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On his way to Ronnie's birthday party, Little Archie is abducted by Tee-Four-To, a girl from the planet Hexa VI, who is intrigued by his red hair. Little Archie convinces her that he'd be too much trouble to keep. She agrees to take the doll that was to be Ronnie's present, which also has red hair. She gives him a prize which is supposed to make you feel good all over when you say the right word. It never worked for the spoiled Tee-Four-To, and it doesn't work for the equally spoiled Ronnie. But when Sue Stringly holds the prize, she says the word that can make it work its magic: "Love."
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