Pep Comics #107

In "Strife with Father!" from Pep Comics #107 (1955), Fred tries to bond with Archie by taking him to a wrestling match, but his well-intentioned plan quickly spirals into chaos—ending with a speeding ticket and two beatings. The story captures the classic misadventures of father-and-son dynamics with humor and heart.

In "Very Truly Youth," Jo and her friends rally around Pop when he worries the Choklit Shop might close, urging him to refresh the jukebox with new records and rename the sundaes to win back customers. Their bold ideas boost business, but when Pop tries to share the plan with Grundy and Weatherbee, they’re baffled by the youthful energy—and think he’s lost his mind.

In "Hole in One," Mr. Dripwaite’s attempt to keep the kids safe from skating on thin ice takes a slippery turn when both Red and Mr. Dripwaite end up through the ice—no warning, no escape, just a splash and a surprise.

In this playful 1955 gem from Pep Comics #107, Reggie, Betty, and Jughead trade clever riddles and tongue-twisting comparisons, turning a simple page into a burst of classic comic charm. The story captures the trio’s signature banter with a lighthearted twist on wordplay and wit.