Little Archie Giant Comics #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Webfooted Warbler," a spirited Little Archie flees home after a scolding, taking his loyal dog Spotty on a wild adventure across the ocean on a makeshift raft. When a passing ship destroys their raft, the two are left adrift in a thick fog, their desperate cries lost to the sea—leaving their fate uncertain. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, this 1960 classic captures a moment of youthful rebellion and peril with warmth and whimsy, all rendered in Bolling’s distinctive style. The cover by Bob Bolling perfectly captures the moment of high-stakes isolation.
When Little Archie’s frog Elvis stops croaking—his way of "singing" to other frogs—Archie takes him to school, hoping music class can reignite his spirit. But when he’s caught with Elvis in class, Mr. Weatherbee delivers a surprising verdict on how to bring back the croak.
After a scolding from his father, Little Archie flees home with his dog Spotty, setting off on a raft bound for Europe. When a passing ship destroys their raft, the two are left adrift in the fog, their desperate cries lost to the sea.
When Little Archie takes on a paper route to help his dad with money troubles, Fred’s attempts to squeeze a raise from the boss take a backseat—until illness forces him to step in and deliver the papers himself.
In "Trust in Me," Betty tries to teach Caramel, her mischievous cat, to be gentle with birds—just like people should be—only to be interrupted by Mr. Cooper, who strides in with the latest results of his own hunting expedition.
In "The Lucky One," Little Archie clings to his lucky dime like a shield, convinced it keeps him safe from harm. When Reggie mocks him for being a "cheapskate," Little Archie finally parts with the coin to play a song on the jukebox—only to find himself in a sticky situation trying to get it back, with Jughead right beside him.
Jo is always late for school, spending too much time skating on Shallow Pond. When he finally finds a faster route—sledding down Thrill Hill on skis—the race to class takes a whole new turn.
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Reprinted in Archie Comics Digest #4 (1974), Archie Comics Digest #5 (1974), Archie Comics Digest #6 (1974), Archie Comics Digest #10 (1975), Archie Comics Digest #22 (1977), Archie's Double Digest Quarterly Magazine #3 (1982)
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