Little Archie Giant Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Real Gone Doll," inspired by their favorite TV courtroom drama, the kids stage a mock trial when Ambrose draws a picture of Betty that’s deemed too unflattering. Little Archie takes the stand as Ambrose’s defense attorney, turning the schoolyard squabble into a full-blown legal showdown. Written, drawn, and inked by Bob Bolling, with cover art by Bob Bolling, this 1958 gem captures the playful spirit of early Archie with a courtroom twist.
When Little Archie gets inspired by the movie detective Judd Jutjaw, he decides to prove he’s a real sleuth—so he steals Evelyn Evernever’s dolly Minerva, hoping to earn a reward by “finding” her. With a notebook full of clues and a magnifying glass he borrowed from the school library, Archie sets off on a case that’s equal parts imagination and mischief.
Inspired by their favorite TV show, "Lovely Lydia Leech, Lady Lawyer," the kids stage a mock trial when Ambrose draws a sketch of Betty that they deem offensive. Little Archie takes on the role of defense attorney, defending Ambrose in a courtroom showdown that’s as playful as it is full of kid-sized drama.
In "Music Madness," Jo and the girls rally around Ambrose, the one boy who loves cymbals, when the music group threatens to ban them. With Little Archie's father judging the upcoming competition, the girls step in to help Ambrose shine—just in time for a showdown of rhythm and nerves.
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Reprinted in Little Archie #11 (1958)
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