Pep Comics #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Quiet Evening at Home," Ferdie’s evening takes a series of missteps when his repeated mishaps with theater tickets for Suzie lead to an unexpected run-in with a police officer. After Suzie cancels their plans, Ferdie’s frustration boils over—and his attempt to toss the tickets ends in a fine for littering. Samm Schwartz’s art captures the quiet chaos of a day gone sideways, all in a 1949 slice of small-town life.
Fred just wants a quiet night in, but his peace is interrupted by a meddling neighbor, a sudden cold shower, and the frustrating twist of being locked out—leaving him to navigate a series of small, hilarious mishaps in this lighthearted 1949 slice of domestic comedy.
In this 1949 humor tale from Pep Comics #71, Ferdie’s persistent misfortune hits a new low when he accidentally loses yet another theater ticket for Suzie, leading to a series of awkward encounters with a police officer—culminating in a ticket for littering after he rips up the tickets in frustration when Suzie cancels.
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Reprinted in Archie Archives #11 (2015)
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