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Issue Details

Issue #125
Published February 1962
Cover Price 0.12 USD
Pages 36
Editing Richard Goldwater

Cover Details - "I guarantee he'll persuade your father to double your allowance"

Characters Archie Andrews; Frankenstein's monster; un-named mad scientist
Genre teen; humor; horror
Pencils Harry Lucey

6 page Archie story "Help Wanted"

Characters Archie Andrews; Veronica Lodge; Mr. Lodge; Franklin
Synopsis With Smithers on vacation, Mr. Lodge hires a hideous-looking temporary replacement to scare Archie away.
Genre teen; humor
Script Frank Doyle
Pencils Harry Lucey
Letters Marty Epp

1 page Shrimpy filler "Tree Love!"

Characters Shrimpy
Genre children; humor
Script Joe Harold
Pencils Joe Harold

1 page Coach Kleats story "Footballitis!"

Characters Coach Kleats
Synopsis The athletic commission investigates Coach Kleats' use of ringers on his team.
Genre teen; humor
Pencils Harry Lucey
Inks Marty Epp
Letters Marty Epp

6 page Archie story "Unbalanced"

Characters Archie Andrews; Veronica Lodge; Mary Andrews; Mr. Lodge; Pop Tate
Synopsis Archie's superhuman ability to balance things causes other people to panic, snatch the things away, and break them.
Genre teen; humor
Script Frank Doyle
Pencils Harry Lucey
Inks Terry Szenics
Letters Terry Szenics

5 page Archie story "Takes Two To Tangle"

Characters Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Waldo Weatherbee; Geraldine Grundy
Synopsis In a fight between Archie and Reggie, the teachers get differing impressions of who punched out who.
Genre teen; humor
Script Frank Doyle
Pencils Harry Lucey
Inks Terry Szenics
Letters Terry Szenics

6 page Archie story "Heads Up"

Characters Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Geraldine Grundy; Waldo Weatherbee
Synopsis A combination of a strange chemical solution and radiation from a machine causes Archie's hand to become invisible. Then the same thing happens to Mr. Weatherbee's head.
Genre teen; humor; science fiction
Script Frank Doyle
Pencils Harry Lucey
Inks Marty Epp
Letters Marty Epp