The Adventures of Little Archie #37

Little Archie Andrews thinks his usual shortcuts across Thrill Hill, Shallow Creek, and Potter's Pond will still work in winter—until Mr. Weatherbee, never late in his life, hands him detention and a stern lecture. Determined to prove his route still works, Little Archie bets his friends, Little Betty Cooper, Little Veronica Lodge, Little Jughead Jones, Little Reggie Mantle, and Joey Grafton that he can make it to school on time tomorrow, rain or snow, using the same path he always does.

When Stoney Brawnson’s car stalls on the train tracks, Chic Cooper steps up in a moment of crisis—proving his worth not just as a player, but as a hero. With the train approaching and no one else around, it’s up to Chic to save the day, showing Little Archie Andrews and the others that courage and quick thinking matter more than just talent.

When the city plans to tear down the old Collins place for a new highway, Little Archie and Betty Cooper are shocked to find the house is haunted by the ghost of General Collins—whose spectral presence ensures no bulldozer, no matter how high up the chain of command, can bring it down. With the Mayor and even the Governor stymied by the house’s stubborn magic, the kids must figure out how to help a centuries-old spirit protect his home.

When a mischievous witch grants Little Archie Andrews his heart's wish to wield the powers of his hero, Captain Courage, the boy and his dog Spotty find themselves with real strength—and a real mission. Now teamed up with the nervous actor who plays Captain Courage on television, they leap into a whirlwind of daring deeds, testing just how far courage can go when it’s borrowed.

When a young boy named Little Archie Andrews stumbles upon a frightened monkey abandoned in the snow after an accident, he takes it upon himself to care for the little creature, naming him Happy. With help from his family and friends, including Spotty and Geraldine Grundy, the holiday season brings unexpected warmth—and a few laughs—during a snowy Christmas.