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Archie's Pals 'n' Gals (1952)

Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #14

Archie Comics · July 1960

Cover of Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #14

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About this issue

Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
July 1960
Cover price
$0.25
Pages
84
Rating
CCA

"Mural Magic"; Veronica is impressed when Reggie gives her an oversized card with a poem. "The Ball Players," Archie is playing bare-handed catch with Reggie and isn't paying much attention to either Veronica or Betty. "The Sound Barrier," Archie and Reggie try to be stoic while inflicting pain on each other; The girls think that's a crazy idea. "For Cake's Sake" "Trip to Nowhere," Veronica is supposed to go on a trip to the country, but Betty is so happy to see her leave that Veronica decides not to go. "The Tale of the Shirt"; Archie has to wear an ugly shirt because Veronica picked it out for him and all his friends tease him about it. "The Fight Game"; Reggie gets a date with Veronica and Archie decides to challenge him to a boxing match with the winner to get the date. "Once a Pond a Time," Archie and Reggie decide to play hooky by going fishing at the Old Pond. "Defeat of the Beat-Nik"; Archie and Reggie decide to become beatniks. "A Stranger to Danger"; Archie wants to tell Moose to stay away from Veronica, but is afraid of getting clobbered. "The Poorer Class"; Archie decides that Veronica is too rich for him; Veronica pretends that her father has lost his wealth and even the servants are in rags.