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Cover: Dan DeCarlo & Rudy Lapick

Archie #210

Jul 1971 · Archie · 0.15 USD
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“Why Me?”

In "Why Me?", a prehistoric Reggie takes center stage with a revolutionary invention: the bow and arrow—though he calls it a "vine and stick." Despite the weapon only working when used backwards, Reggie remains stubbornly convinced of his design’s brilliance. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Harry Lucey, with inks by Marty Epp, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this 1971 classic features a delightfully absurd twist on invention and stubborn pride, all brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s iconic cover art and Rudy Lapick’s dynamic inks.

writer Frank Doyle · artist Harry Lucey · inker Marty Epp · colorist Barry Grossman · letterer Bill Yoshida · cover Dan DeCarlo, Rudy Lapick

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inker Marty Epp
letterer Bill Yoshida
cover pencils Dan DeCarlo
cover inks Rudy Lapick

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Prehistoric Reggie invents the bow and arrow (which he calls a "vine and stick"), but it only works when it's used backwards. Reggie stubbornly insists on using it the way he invented it.

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