The Adventures of Little Archie #22

In "Lawbreaker," Little Archie takes his playground duties as traffic cop way too seriously, inventing absurd new rules just to "arrest" his friends. When he turns the makeshift jail into a police car, he’s off on a wild chase after Ambrose, who’s zooming through the neighborhood in a go-kart.

When Little Archie gets a school assignment to lure a bird to Miss Grundy’s feeding platform, he turns to the Wishing Witch for help. Armed with a magical book from the library, he tries to summon the most unusual bird the school has ever seen—a prehistoric pterodactyl—setting off a whirlwind of chaos and wonder.

Little Archie, left behind with a babysitter while Fred and Mary head to the movies, hatches a mischievous plan: he sneaks out, stows away in their car, and arrives at the theater just in time to switch up the film playing on the big screen. With the help of the ticket taker, the candy counter woman, and the projectionist, he turns the evening into a wild, unexpected show — all without anyone realizing the chaos he’s caused.

In "Spotty Strikes Back," Little Archie’s prank takes a turn when he sends Spotty after Caramel, only to find the cat’s not so easily controlled. With Little Betty looming and the threat of a parental call, Little Archie suddenly realizes he might be the one in trouble—just as Spotty has other plans.

In "Has a Tale," Caramel, the seemingly lazy cat of Betty and Ronnie, surprises them by revealing she can talk—only to children who are still young. With a quiet urgency, she shares the story of her past: how she and her three kittens fled an abandoned house, journeyed across America, and found new homes for each of her children, all while nearly losing herself along the way.