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CATALOG RECORD

Archie Comics #13

Archie · Series began 1942 · March-April 1945

Dates

Cover date
March-April 1945
On sale
January 15, 1945
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bill Vigodainks: Bill Vigoda, Terry Szenicsscript: Will Williams

Stories

  • The Super-Salesman · 13 pages

    Archie and Jughead sell shampoo door-to-door to get money that Jughead needs. No one buys the shampoo, so Archie dresses up as a girl to sell more bottles. It goes well until he goes to Miss Grundy's house and she asks for a demonstration.

  • How To Spin an Egg on One End · Archie Magic Page · 1 pages

    A humorous story about Archie performing a magic trick at a party.

  • An Archie Short · 3 pages

    Archie donates his blood, but when he returns to the dressing room, his clothes are gone. So, he makes his way through the hospital in a nurse's uniform.

  • Archie Doesn't Work Here Anymore! · 2 pages

    Archie gets a job delivering groceries.

  • Bitter Sweets · 6 pages

    Betty and Veronica's constant bickering causes chaos for the teachers at Riverdale High School.

  • Archie the Cowboy · 14 pages

    Archie and Jughead win a paper scrap drive contest and a trip to the Bar X Dude Ranch in Clayton, Arizona. Once there, Archie tries to act like a real cowboy by eating lots of flapjacks, dressing in cowboy clothing, and trying to ride a horse.

  • The Queen of the May · 7 pages

    Archie takes Veronica on a girls picnic. This makes Reggie angry and he dresses up as a girl to attend the picnic. After a great hit in baseball, Archie discovers that Reggie is in disguise. As Reggie runs away, he hops a fence and comes face-to-face with a bull.

Characters

Archie AndrewsVeronica LodgeBetty CooperJughead JonesReggie MantleMr. WeatherbeeMiss Grundy

Reprinted in

Archie Archives (2011)

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