Laugh Comics / Laugh #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pardon My French," Katy lands a role in a film without telling K.O., hoping to avoid tempting fate—until Sis lets the secret slip, sparking a jealous K.O. to storm the movie set, convinced Katy’s co-star Murphy is in for a beating. Written, drawn, and inked by Bill Woggon, this 1951 classic from Archie’s Laugh Comics #47 captures the era’s playful chaos, with Bob Montana’s cover art bringing the comedic tension to life.
In "The Luck o' the Irish," Katy lands a role in a film but keeps it secret from K.O., fearing bad luck. When Sis lets slip that Katy will be sharing a scene with Murphy—instead of Morpheus—jealousy sparks, and K.O. storms onto the set ready to confront the rival.
In "No Tell-agram," Jughead convinces Archie to trim the fluff from his birthday telegram to Veronica, leading to a hilariously terse message: just "Archie." The comic captures the classic teen humor of the era, with Archie's awkward overthinking and Jughead's mischievous logic taking center stage.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Pal Jughead #7 (1951)
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