The Adventures of Little Archie #28

When Spotty’s at the vet and the garage door gives a suspicious squeak, Little Archie takes matters into his own hands—chasing a getaway car on his bike with nothing but a rusty hinge’s whisper to guide him. With the unnamed thief speeding off and the unnamed policemen on the scene, the real test of courage is just beginning.

In this charming 1963 tale from *The Adventures of Little Archie* #28, Little Archie learns a lesson in kindness when his parents share wildly different versions of how they first met—each story highlighting a moment of connection with Lori Day, whose father and Fred’s father play unexpected roles. The conflicting tales leave Archie wondering what really happened, all while trying to understand how to be better to Betty.

Fatty Fuller and Weasel Williams find themselves tangled in a web of petty loans and schoolyard debt collection, with Little Archie playing the reluctant money lender. As the school bell rings, Fatty’s latest scheme to squeeze cash from classmates takes an unexpectedly awkward turn.

When Ronnie picks up a curious china doll at a small shop, he unknowingly sets off a chain of events that brings a shadowy stranger to the Lodge house—determined to claim the statue, no matter the risk. With Professor Chu’s sharp mind and the help of an unnamed cook, Little Archie and Mr. Lodge must unravel the mystery behind the doll before the thief strikes again.

In "Highway to Danger," Little Archie and Betty find themselves in a high-speed predicament when Betty’s brother Chick’s truck develops faulty brakes, sending them careening down the road. With the truck hurtling toward disaster, their quick thinking and the simple safety of seat belts become their only hope.