Laugh Comics Digest #34

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About this issue

Writer

Bill Woggon, Bob Montana, Dexter Taylor, George Gladir, and Joe Edwards

Artist

Al Hartley, Bill Woggon, Bob Bolling, Bob Montana, Dan DeCarlo, Dexter Taylor, Joe Edwards, Samm Schwartz, and Stan Goldberg

Inker

Chic Stone

Letterer

Joe Edwards and Samm Schwartz

Cover

Bill Woggon, Bob Bolling, Dan DeCarlo, and Joe Edwards

Editor

Richard Goldwater

Characters

Alan M. Mayberry, Alexandra Cabot, Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Bingo Wilkin, Dilton Doiley, Ethel Muggs, Fred Andrews, Head Witch Della, Hilda Spellman, Hiram Lodge, Josie McCoy, Jughead Jones, Katy Keene, Li'l Jinx, Mary Andrews, Melody Valentine, Miss Grundy, Mister Weatherbee, Moose Mason, Pat the Brat, Pop Tate, Professor Flutesnoot, Rebel (Archie), Reggie Mantle, Samantha Smythe, Sampson Smythe, Svenson, Valerie Brown, and Veronica Lodge

Cover date

May 1981

Cover price

$0.75

UPC

0271000699705

Pages

132

Rating

CCA

"The Learning Process"; Archie is too frequently careless at home so his father decides that anyone who breaks the dishes next will have to wash all the windows. "Roof Goof or Goofy Roofer"; Archie and Jughead help Archie's dad fix the roof. "Who Blew The Brew?"; Sabrina refuses to take up the deviltry of witchcraft as practiced by her family. "Daddy's Little Grown Up"; Samantha is tired of her dad treating her like a little girl and accidentally scares her dad when he overhears her conversation with Bingo and misinterprets it as a marriage proposal. "Parting Gesture," Miss Grundy gets a new job at a private school, but Archie finds a way to show her she won't fit in, before she makes the final decision. "The Challenge"; Hilda resorts to witchcraft and even physically throws out a salesman who won't take no for an answer...and Sabrina walks in and buys from him. "To Grandmother's House"; Valerie goes away to take care of a sick grandmother but the girls don't believe her and blame her leaving on a club owner, so they play poorly on purpose. "Homework Happy," Archie fails a test and Miss Grundy recommends he study with Betty and Veronica, who both aced it. But Betty spends the time playing house and Veronica becomes angry, so the only subject he does well in is war.