The Adventures of Little Archie #28
In "Sneak, Squeak and Creek," a snobbish frog from the planet Sog named Tad arrives on Earth to study humans, only to find himself mistaken for a notorious criminal after a costume party at the Lodge house. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, this 1963 tale blends whimsy and misunderstanding as Tad’s attempts to collect human “samples” lead to a series of comical mix-ups, all drawn with Bolling’s signature charm and energy. The cover by Bob Bolling captures the mischievous spirit of the story, a 25-cent comic from a time when Archie’s world still held plenty of room for the absurd.
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Tad, a friendly but snobbish frog from planet Sog, comes to Earth to take notes on the inferior human race. He meets Little Archie, who brings Tad to a costume party at the Lodge house, so that he can observe humans while everyone thinks he's a kid in a costume. But when Tad begins pocketing the silverware to bring back as samples to his home planet, Mr. Lodge thinks he's the noted disguise-wearing criminal Midgit Morris.
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