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Meet Corliss Archer
Date | Number: 1 | Lang: English (en)
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My, those gravity-defying breasts
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Three different attempts to download this file were unsuccessful. I've never had this problem with any other files on this site. I was able to save individual pages, though.
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This is a SOTI comic, could you add it to the collection please?
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The way the artist draws her chest -- its like those folds and creases aren't normal. They are so uniformed across the pages, they almost look a printed pattern or a logo in the form of abstract art. LOL
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i concur with your observation on the consistent pattern usage on Corliss' upper garments
  
Additional Information
 
NameMeet Corliss Archer 1 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: bi-monthly
 
Cover1 page
FeatureMeet Corliss Archer
GenreTeen
CharactersCorliss Archer; Dexter Franklin
PencilsAl Feldstein
InksAl Feldstein
NotesCorliss Archer's appearance on the cover and interior stories is based on Janet Waldo, the actress who played the character on the "Meet Corliss Archer" radio series.
 
Foreword/AfterwordMeet Corliss Archer (1 page)
SynopsisIntroduction of characters in the series.
FeatureMeet Corliss Archer
GenreTeen
CharactersCorliss Archer; Dexter Franklin; Mildred Ames; Raymond Ames; Harry Archer; Janet Archer; Moronica (dog)
Script
PencilsAl Feldstein
InksAl Feldstein
First LineHello, guys and gals!
NotesInside front cover; color.
 
Comic StoryPuppy Love (9 pages)
SynopsisUpset with her mother's refusal to let her go to the movies until she completes an essay for school, Corliss writes a spiteful essay about her mother. Later, after watching her dog tend to her newborn puppies, Corliss has a change of heart and rewrites the essay.
FeatureMeet Corliss Archer
GenreTeen
CharactersCorliss Archer; Harry Archer; Janet Archer; Dexter Franklin; Mildred Ames; Moronica (dog)
Script
PencilsAl Feldstein
InksAl Feldstein
First LineMaternity, Daddy, is a beautiful and terrific thing, and it shouldn't happen in the garage!
 
Comic StoryNo Title (1 page)
SynopsisChris tries to teach his girlfriend Jill how to play golf.
FeatureChris & Jill
GenreSports; Teen
CharactersChris Cross; Jill
Script ?
PencilsBob Brown ?
InksBob Brown ?
First LineThat's perfect, Jill!
NotesSame characters as those in the "Criss Cross" story.
 
Comic StoryThe Play's the Thing! (7 pages)
SynopsisCorliss is bored and her parents send her next door, where she talks to Dexter while he's trying to dismantle an old car radiator.
FeatureMeet Corliss Archer
GenreTeen
CharactersCorliss Archer; Harry Archer; Janet Archer; Dexter Franklin; Moronica (dog)
Script
PencilsAl Feldstein
InksAl Feldstein
First LineOne quiet night... on the back porch of the Archer residence...
 
Text StoryDrowning My Sorrows (2 pages)
SynopsisA boy is forced to break a date to go visit relatives. He manages to get back to town in time for the dance, but finds his girl is going with another boy.
Letterstypeset
GenreTeen
Script
NotesText story with no illustration.
 
Comic StoryNo Title (1 page)
SynopsisChris and Jill deal with a mouthy soda jerk.
FeatureChris & Jill
GenreTeen
CharactersChris Cross; Jill
Script ?
PencilsBob Brown ?
InksBob Brown ?
First LineThese sodas are pretty good chum!
NotesSame characters as in the "Criss Cross" story.
 
Comic StoryKiss and Make-up (7 pages)
SynopsisDexter has Raymond make some face powder for a gift for Corliss. Unfortunately, Raymond uses an insect powder recipe for a base, with disastrous results.
FeatureMeet Corliss Archer
GenreTeen
CharactersCorliss Archer; Dexter Franklin; Raymond Ames; Harry Archer; Janet Archer
Script
PencilsAl Feldstein
InksAl Feldstein
First LineHi, Raymond!
 
Comic StoryDirty Work (4 pages)
Synopsiswhile on his way to a dance with Jill, Chris can't keep his new suit clean.
FeatureCriss Cross
GenreTeen
CharactersChris Cross; Jill
Script
PencilsBob Brown
InksBob Brown
First LineHi, dreamboat!
NotesThe character is called "Chris Cross" in the story, but the logo is "Criss Cross." In Meet Corliss Archer #2, the character is "Criss Cross" in both the logo and the story.
 
AdvertisementComplete Picture-Taking Picture-Making Outfit for only $4.98 / Illinois Merchandise Mart (1 page)
Letterstypeset
NotesAd for camera and film developing kit for $4.98 from Illinois Merchandise Mart, Chicago, Ill.
 
AdvertisementNew Easy Way Teaches Guitar / Jim Major Guitar Course (1 page)
NotesInside back cover; black and white. Illustrated ad, partially in comic form, for 30 lesson Jim Major course on how to play the guitar. $1.69 from Jim Major, Chicago, Ill.
 
AdvertisementThe Greatest Ball-point Pen and Billford Bargain in America! / Illinois Merchandise Mart (1 page)
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NotesBack cover. Illustrated ad for billfold and ballpoint pen set for $1.98 from Illinois Merchandise Mart, Chicago, Ill.
 
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