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Archie Comics #60

Archie · Series began 1942 · January-February 1953

Dates

Cover date
January-February 1953
On sale
November 10, 1952
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: George Frese, Bill Vigoda, Al Fagaly, Dave Berg, Samm Schwartz, Bob Montanainks: Al Fagaly, Dave Berg, Bob Montanaletters: Dave Berg

Stories

  • Call Me Mister! · 7 pages

    Archie starts growing a peach-fuzz mustache and thinks he's a man. His parents become sad about him growing up and then relieved when Miss Grundy stops by to tell them about Archie's childish behavior at school.

  • Monkey Seize · 5.67 pages

    Reggie receives a pet monkey for his birthday and dresses him up to look like Jughead.

  • A Good Skate · 6.67 pages

    At the Ice Queen contest, Jughead falls through the ice while attempting to retrieve Mr. Weatherbee's glasses. Jughead changes into a woman's skating outfit, and the glasses-less Mr. Weatherbee unknowingly selects him as the winner.

  • On the Ball · 4 pages

    Mr. Weatherbee accidentally starts a snowball fight with the faculty after admonishing Jughead and the gang for throwing snowballs on school property.

  • All Steamed Up · 4 pages

    Mister Weatherbee tries to lose weight in order to fit into an old lodge uniform.

  • From Hollywood · 2 pages

    Blurbs about Hollywood

  • An 'Ice Time Was Had By All? · 6 pages

    Archie makes a homemade ice boat to compete with Reggie's flashy new ice boat.

  • No Foil Like an Old Foil · 5 pages

    Betty and Veronica take fencing lessons. Archie and Reggie fool around with the swords.

Characters

Archie AndrewsVeronica LodgeBetty CooperJughead JonesReggie MantleMr. WeatherbeeMiss GrundyFred AndrewsMary AndrewsCoach KleatsProfessor Flutesnoot

Reprinted in

Archie Comics (1950)

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