Mad House Ma-ad Freak-Out #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Souvenir," Chester’s chivalry is met with a polite no when he offers to carry a girl’s books, while Bippy’s unexpected gesture—offering to tote her protest signs—earns him a kiss. A quiet moment of teenage awkwardness and irony unfolds in this classic 1969 Archie tale, drawn with crisp, expressive lines by Samm Schwartz, who handled art, inks, and lettering. The cover, by Dan DeCarlo, captures the lighthearted tension with his signature flair.
In "Sign Line," Chester’s earnest offer to help a girl with her books is politely declined, while Bippy’s gesture—carrying her protest signs—earns him a kiss. The moment captures a quiet, funny contrast in how kindness is received, all in a single, sharp page of 1969 humor.
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Reprinted in The Mad House Glads #91 (1973)
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