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Archie Comics #18

Archie · Series began 1942 · January-February 1946

Dates

Cover date
January-February 1946
On sale
November 23, 1945
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Al Fagaly, Bill Vigoda, Al McLean, Bill Woggon, Bob Montanainks: Al Fagaly, Bill Vigoda, Al McLean, Bill Woggon

Stories

  • The Frog Catcher · 6 pages

    Archie catches some frogs for a jumping contest and puts them in a casserole dish. Later, Mrs. Andrews mistakes the dish for food and serves it when Judge Morrow comes to visit.

  • The Lucky Coin · 6 pages

    Archie is convinced that his lucky coin works until it causes him bad luck at Pop Tate's.

  • The Soda "Jerk" · 2 pages

    Archie gets a job at Pop Tate's and accidentally puts castor oil in all of the sodas he sells.

  • The Dummy · 8 pages

    Archie and Jughead create a dummy Archie for the murder scene in the school play. This causes chaos when people mistake the dummy for the real Archie.

  • Untitled · 7 pages

    After a cooking class mishap, Betty and Veronica bake a cake to practice their skills. However, the cake causes more chaos than the cooking class.

  • Negative Psychology · 8 pages

    While at an assembly to nominate a class president, Betty yells at Archie and Archie is accepted as a nominee. Archie tells everyone not to vote for him, but Archie's psychology teacher tells him that this will only make more people vote for him. Archie has candy in his mouth during his speech, making him sound like Mr. Weatherbee. Because of this, Archie wins the election.

Characters

Archie AndrewsVeronica LodgeBetty CooperJughead JonesReggie MantleMr. WeatherbeeMiss GrundyPop TateMary AndrewsAlice CooperHal CooperDittoDottyStreaky Shore

Reprinted in

Archie Archives (2011), Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest (2011), Archie (2015), Archie 1000 Page Comics Jam (2015), Archie Milestones Jumbo Comics Digest (2019)

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