Little Archie #86

May 1974 · Archie · 0.25 USD

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In "Hit and Run," Little Archie stumbles upon a mysterious comic book that leads him on a quiet adventure through the pages of a story within a story—complete with a twist that lands the book behind Mr. Weatherbee’s file cabinet. Written, drawn, and inked by Dexter Taylor, this 1974 issue offers a playful, self-referential moment in the Archie universe, all in a 25-cent package.

Contains 5 stories

Hit and Run

7 pp · Adventure, Humor, Children

Little Betty CooperLittle Archie Andrews

In "Hit and Run," Little Archie and Little Betty find themselves caught in a high-speed chase when a pair of street racers nearly plow into them. With quick thinking and a well-aimed dictionary, Archie springs into action to protect his friend and outwit the fleeing crooks.

Cake Bake

1 pp · Humor, Children

A Story from Space

6 pp · Children

Little Sabrina SpellmanAunt HildaMike ManusLittle Jughead Jones

In "A Story from Space," a bizarre alien TV show lands on Earth, eager to film humans as monsters—after all, they’ve been watching us from afar and think we’re terrifying. The crew’s baffled when they realize the real horror is how easily we’re spooked by their own strange ways.

To the Point

1 pp · Humor, Children

The Worm's Eye

7 pp · Humor

Boomer (bookworm)Chester (bookworm)Betty CooperArchie AndrewsReggie MantleMiss GrundyMr. WeatherbeeSuperintendent Hassle

In "The Worm's Eye," two bookworms discover a hidden world within the pages of a Little Archie comic, following the story’s journey from Little Betty’s hands to Little Archie’s, and eventually slipping behind Mr. Weatherbee’s file cabinet—where the real adventure begins.