The Adventures of Little Archie #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Reel Adventure," Little Archie’s new movie camera accidentally captures two wanted criminals planning a robbery—setting off a chain of escalating attempts to retrieve the film. With his innocent hobby turning into a high-stakes chase, Archie finds himself caught between the crooks’ schemes and his own growing awareness of the danger he’s stumbled into. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, this 1963 classic features a charmingly simple premise with escalating tension, all rendered in Bolling’s signature style—cover by Bob Bolling.
When Little Archie grows fed up with his endless string of misfortunes, a mysterious Demon appears with a tempting offer: face off against his lifetime of troubles, personified as a fearsome Trouble Dragon, and win eternal peace from hassle. But can a kid with a knack for chaos really defeat the very thing that’s always followed him?
When Mr. Cooper promises Polly a five-dollar blouse if she helps him stick to his diet, the young girl turns to her boyfriend Danny for help. Together, they devise clever (and increasingly absurd) schemes to keep her father away from the kitchen—until even the most well-intentioned tricks start to backfire.
In "Candid Camera," Reggie’s latest scheme to get Little Archie in trouble backfires spectacularly—every mischievous plan he concocts ends up making Archie the teacher’s favorite instead. With a mix of slapstick timing and classic Archie humor, the story unfolds as Reggie’s efforts to sabotage his friend only end up boosting Archie’s reputation.
When Little Archie balks at eating his fish, Fred spins a tale of a long-ago Andrews ancestor whose unexpected fondness for fish played a surprising role in aiding American troops at Valley Forge.
When Susan Johnson finds herself stuck in a one-sided romance with the overbearing Jumbo Jones, Little Archie steps in with a clever — and hilariously exaggerated — plan to help her break free. With a mix of kid-sized scheming and classic 1963 humor, the story unfolds as Little Archie tries to outwit the big boy with a prank that’s as funny as it is unexpected.
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Reprinted in Archie Comics Digest #7 (1974), Archie Comics Digest #8 (1974), Jokebook Comics Digest Annual #3 (1978), Little Archie Comics Digest Annual #3 (1978), Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #22 (1979), Archie's Double Digest Magazine #26 (1987)
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