Little Archie Comics Digest Magazine #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Second Thoughts," Little Archie's well-meaning attempt to help a new family settle in quickly backfires in hilarious fashion, thanks to a single misstep that sends the father into a frenzy. Written and drawn entirely by Dexter Taylor, this 1987 digest issue captures the classic charm of the Archie universe with a perfectly timed, single-panel punchline that’s as sharp as it is silly. The cover by Dexter Taylor perfectly previews the chaos to come.
When a TV reporter threatens to expose his secret identity, Little Archie finds himself in a spooky predicament—especially when he and Betty are chased by a mysterious ghost in a haunted house, leaving him wondering if the real danger is from beyond the grave or someone very much alive.
When a new family settles into the neighborhood, Little Archie’s well-meaning attempt to help them carry their belongings quickly turns into a comedic clash of personalities—especially with the father, whose patience is put to the test in the most unexpectedly chaotic way.
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