Pep Comics #118

In "Roll Your Own," Archie hatches a plan to impress Mr. Weatherbee’s new romantic interest by having the whole class roll into school on roller skates—because, as he sees it, nothing says "punctual" like a synchronized skate parade. The story unfolds with the usual teen chaos, as Archie’s scheme tests the limits of patience, balance, and just how far a group of misfit students will go to please their principal.

In "Check Up!" from Pep Comics #118 (1956), Laurie’s sudden suggestion that Linda attend the dance with Wilbur leaves Linda wary—something’s off, and she’s not sure if it’s a prank or a genuine change of heart. With playful tension bubbling beneath the surface, the girls’ friendship is put to the test as secrets and misunderstandings swirl around a single, simple request.

In "House Broken!" from Pep Comics #118 (1956), Li'l Jinx confesses to Mrs. Blabbit that her dad made her clean the whole house—moving furniture and all—only for Mrs. Blabbit to take the complaint seriously, unaware the "house" in question was actually a doll house. The misunderstanding sets off a chain of comically escalating reactions, all centered around a tiny, misplaced sense of scale.