Pep #176
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Many Sappy Returns," Li'l Jinx finds herself grounded to her room in 1964, but the temptation of a sunny day and a trio of friends’ invitations proves too much to resist. Though she sneaks out for a few carefree moments, a quiet moment of conscience pulls her back before her dad returns. Written and drawn entirely by Joe Edwards, this heartfelt little story captures a childhood moment of rebellion and remorse, with Samm Schwartz’s cover perfectly framing the scene’s playful tension.
Archie’s determined to impress Veronica with a perfect snack spread for her party, so he raids her parents’ fridge again and again—only to find his own parents convinced he’s secretly inherited Jughead’s legendary appetite.
In "Double Trouble," Li'l Jinx sneaks out of her grounded room for a bit of fun with three friends, but the joy is tinged with guilt—she knows she shouldn’t be out, and when her dad’s return looms, she makes the quiet choice to go back before he finds her. A sweet, lighthearted moment of childhood mischief and conscience, perfectly captured in this 1964 Pep comic.
In "Push, Pull, Slick Chick," Melody’s serious workout routine takes a hilarious turn when Josie and Pepper attempt to join in—only to find the exerciser has a mind of its own. With clumsy antics and exaggerated mishaps, the trio’s attempt at fitness spirals into classic teen humor.
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Reprinted in Archie Giant Series Magazine #32 (1965)
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