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Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #31

Archie Comics · October 1964

Cover of Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #31

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About this issue

Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
October 1964
Cover price
$0.25
Pages
68
Rating
CCA

"Smile Awhile"; After going to the dentist, Veronica's face is temporarily frozen in a grin and she is unable to talk. "Hex Marks the Spot"; Archie has a hex put on him by a strange man after Archie made fun of his speech. "Oops!", Jinx slips on ice all the way home. "Royal Flush"; Reggie tries to get into a swank Blue Camelia Ball by getting Moose, hired as a bouncer, to let him and Veronica in. "Blow Your Top!"; Archie shows off his skills with his diabolo top at school. "Decisions," Betty and Veronica play a trick on Archie by asking him questions because they know he can't make a decision. "Money Talks!"; The son of one of Mr. Lodge's business partners is in town and Archie thinks he's faking when he brags about his wealth. "Dark Horsing Around!"; Archie and Reggie are both running for class president and Betty and Veronica don't know who to vote for so they enter Jughead as a darkhorse candidate. "A Pretty Girl in Pants" Betty's Fashions illustration. "Gown Clown!"; Veronica gets a new gown delivered to Archie's house because she doesn't want her father to get angry over her spending but when Archie's mother sees the gown she thinks it was meant for her. "Combat Comedy"; Military terms applied to relationships.