Pep Comics #134
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Off the Trolley," Archie stumbles upon a bizarrely catchy chant that, once heard, becomes impossible to shake—plaguing anyone who hears it with an endless loop in their head. The only cure? Passing it on to someone else, turning the whole town into a chain of involuntary singers. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with playful energy by artist Harry Lucey and inker Terry Szenics, this 1959 classic features a lighthearted, absurd premise with a twist that keeps the giggles going. The cover, also by Lucey and Szenics, captures the zany mood perfectly.
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Archie discovers that the chant "Dolly on the trolley found a seat by golly" gets stuck in the mind of anyone who hears it, and the person afflicted can only be cured by getting the hypnotic chant stuck in someone else's mind. Dolly on the trolly found a seat by golly!
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