Little Archie Giant Comics #10

In "Ark Antics," Little Archie, inspired by the story of Noah, builds a makeshift ark from an old rowboat on Carson's Creek, charging jellybeans for passage. When Ambrose, without any jellybeans and forbidden from boarding, tries to stop the flood by "pulling the plug" on the creek, chaos—and hilarity—ensue.

In "Civilized Savages," Little Archie gets a brainstorm: if toll booths are the price of progress, why not build their own civilization and charge for access? With the gang's help, he sets out to construct bridges, buildings, and super-highways—just so he can turn a profit from the very things that make life "civilized."

In "Balloon Boy," Little Archie’s wild idea to use a hot-air balloon as a spy platform takes an unexpected turn when Ambrose, floating high above, spots the South Side Serpents sneaking toward the Good Ol' Gang via Carson's Creek. Meanwhile, Ambrose’s father heads off to the doctor for his stiff neck, unaware of the chaos unfolding above.

In "Track Trick," Caramel’s paws end up stuck in tar just as a storm rolls in, leaving Mrs. Cooper determined to keep her out of the house—no matter the weather. Betty, ever the clever one, comes up with a quick solution to bring Caramel inside without tracking mud or mess across the floor.

Jo and her friends get caught up in Little Archie’s wild scheme to launch a homemade TV station from a cardboard box, turning their backyard into a chaotic studio where everyone tries to outdo each other with silly shows and laughable ads. With Fred reluctantly serving as judge, the competition heats up in the most delightfully absurd way.

In "Camera Sly," Little Archie channels his inner filmmaker with Ronnie's new movie camera, chasing dramatic shots that always end in slapstick chaos. When his attempts at big-screen action go awry, he turns to sneaky hidden-camera antics—capturing his unsuspecting father in his most unguarded moments.