Little Archie Comics Digest Annual Magazine #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Happy Day," a storm rolls in fast as Mr. Andrews seeks shelter at his son's clubhouse, only to find the boys have already fled at the sound of rain. Left to endure the leaky structure they built, he's soaked while they stay dry under a tree—proving that even the best-laid plans can get drenched. Written and illustrated by Dexter Taylor, this 1984 annual offers a lighthearted, character-driven moment with the familiar charm of the Archie universe, all captured in a cover by Dexter Taylor.
In "The Outlaw of Wild Horse Valley," Archie and the gang visit Mr. Lodge’s ranch, where they meet Outlaw, a legendary wild horse known for causing chaos. When Outlaw unexpectedly saves Veronica from a dangerous situation, the kids begin to see him in a new light.
In "The Only One for Me...", Li'l Jinx and her friend Greg discover the wonders of the library, awed by the sheer number of books—only to find themselves in a playful tug-of-war over the same volume, each convinced they were first to lay eyes on it.
In "Marriageable Miss," Little Betty’s innocent comment about wanting to marry Little Archie sets off a playful lesson from her mom on the realities of housework. As Betty struggles with scrubbing dishes, Archie’s casual greeting sends her into a flustered retreat—brush in hand and heart racing—declaring she’ll never marry him.
In "High Pockets," Little Archie finds himself unexpectedly burdened when Little Veronica’s pocketbook proves too small for all her dance-day essentials—leaving him to carry her things in his own pockets. The simple setup sparks a lighthearted, slightly awkward journey as the two navigate the walk to the dance, their friendship tested by the weight of her belongings and the quiet tension of being so close.
In "Rain Rumpus," Mr. Andrews ducks into his son’s clubhouse for shelter as a storm rolls in, only to find the boys have already bolted at the first sign of rain. While he tries to keep them calm, they race to a nearby tree—leaving him to endure a soaking in the leaky structure he didn’t know they’d built.
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