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Archie Comics #26

Archie · Series began 1942 · May-June 1947

Dates

Cover date
May-June 1947
On sale
March 21, 1947
Pages
52

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Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Al Fagaly, Bill Vigoda, Irv Novickinks: Al Fagaly, Bill Vigoda, Irv Novickscript: Louis H. Silberkleit

Stories

  • The Patch Hop · 7.33 pages

    Archie tries to escape an ugly girl named Esmerelda, who wants to sew her patch on him to take him to the Patch Hop.

  • The Play's the Thing · 6 pages

    Archie takes a skull from the school science room to practice his role in Hamlet, but causes chaos when he wears it to avoid Mr. Weatherbee.

  • The Vanishing Act · 6.67 pages

    Archie buys some invisible ink, but lands himself in hot water when his father mistakes it for real ink.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    Betty and Veronica try out a ski slope inside Jonamaker's Department Store and end up wrecking the store.

  • Hollywood Tattle Tales · 1.75 pages
  • There Oughta Be a Law · 8 pages

    Archie and his father set up burglar traps around the house, just in time for rich Uncle Titus to visit.

  • Untitled · 9 pages

    Archie accidentally ends up on a ski trip that Mr. Weatherbee forbade him from attending.

Publisher’s description

"The Patch Hop." The most dangerous day in Riverdale High history has arrived -- Patch Day! Girls grab their running shoes in hopes of catching a handsome young man and sewing her patch into his pants! Once branded, the boy must take his seamstress to the dance. The male students are ducking and hiding, with the ultimate wish of not getting caught! Following Jughead's capture, Archie tries to avoid the grasp of his admirer Esmerelda. How long can he avoid his biggest fan?

Characters

Archie AndrewsVeronica LodgeBetty CooperJughead JonesReggie MantleMr. WeatherbeeFred AndrewsMary AndrewsGladys JonesGabby

Reprinted in

Archie Archives (2011)

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