Little Archie Comics Digest Magazine #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Summer Sale Daze," Little Archie finds himself caught in a chaotic scavenger hunt where the boys' antics backfire when they hide their stolen prizes—dogs and cats—in his house. With Mr. Andrews returning home early, the prank takes a turn no one saw coming. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, this lighthearted 1987 adventure captures the classic charm of the series, with Dexter Taylor's cover capturing the playful chaos.
Jo and her friends set up a lemonade stand to beat the boys' rival stand, but when Little Ambrose starts his own, the whole neighborhood gets caught in a sweet summer showdown—just in time for the big sale daze.
In "The Scavengers," Little Archie and the boys try to turn the tide in a backyard scavenger hunt by tricking Evelyn into thinking a ghost is near—only to accidentally hide their stolen loot, including a few dogs and cats, in Little Archie’s house. When Mr. Andrews returns home early, chaos ensues, and the girls eventually reclaim their pets, prompting the homeowner to offer a quarter to anyone who can deliver the mischievous Archie.
In "Camera Sly," Little Archie takes a crack at directing his own movie using Ronnie's new camera, diving headfirst into a series of clumsy mishaps while chasing dramatic action shots—until he hits on a clever (and mischievous) new idea. With a hidden-camera setup, he begins secretly filming his dad in unguarded moments, turning family life into his own private comedy reel.
In "Lawbreaker," Little Archie takes his role as traffic cop far too seriously, inventing wild new rules just to catch his friends in his makeshift jail. When Ambrose speeds off in a go-kart, Archie turns his jail into a police vehicle and gives chase, proving that even the most playful rules can lead to a high-speed chase.
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