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Thursday, March 20, 2014

ARCHIE COMICS #30-31
(On Newsstands November 1947 - January 1948)


Early on, Archie’s already had his share of dressing as a woman, but in this story he actually switches clothes with Veronica.

(from Archie Comics #30 Jan/Feb 1948)


Seems Archie thinks men are better dancers (when it comes to the Jitterbug anyway) and he sets out to prove it, though he ends up regretting Reggie as a partner.

(from Archie Comics #30 Jan/Feb 1948)


...though Veronica as a boy dancing with Betty has an interesting take on it...


(from Archie Comics #30 Jan/Feb 1948)



Wertham may have missed this one out of context... Interesting reading choices for Veronica!

(from Archie Comics #30 Jan/Feb 1948)


Well here it is. How often have you thought, Archie should just punch that Reggie right in the jaw. He has!

(from Archie Comics #30 Jan/Feb 1948)


Though... every once in awhile Reggie cracks a joke that makes me laugh...

(from Archie Comics #31 Mar/Apr 1948)


You think they were hard on Big Ethel? Look at some of the other girls in Archie’s class. 
Oh, and in case you’re keeping track, that’s a Gabby appearance (center in the Black and Green).

(from Archie Comics #31 Mar/Apr 1948)


Archie puzzle page from issue #31. Not sure who did the art, but it’s not the best rendition of those characters...

(from Archie Comics #31 Mar/Apr 1948)


Yeah....I'll bet you do!

(from Archie Comics #31 Mar/Apr 1948)


Not sure why I got such a kick out this, but I had to include it...

(from Archie Comics #31 Mar/Apr 1948)


Though he gets his revenge (temporarily). Cat Lovers are NOT going to like to see this!

(from Archie Comics #31 Mar/Apr 1948)


They actually had to show the fabric torn in this or else that would’ve been one of the funniest Archie panels ever....

(from Archie Comics #31 Mar/Apr 1948)


Betty threatens to MURDER Veronica!

(from Archie Comics #31 Mar/Apr 1948)


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1 comment:

  1. #31 Puzzle page, the art appears to be by Joe Edwards, to me.

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