Archie #227
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Success At Last," Archie's persistent sneezing has everyone giving him a wide berth, convinced he's on the verge of a full-blown cold—except for Betty, who remains unfazed by the rumors. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with classic charm by artist Harry Lucey, this 1973 issue captures the familiar, lighthearted chaos of Riverdale, with Chic Stone's inks, Barry Grossman's colors, and Bill Yoshida's lettering adding to the timeless feel. The cover by Dan DeCarlo and Rudy Lapick perfectly captures the moment’s playful tension.
In "The Floor Plan," Mr. Svensen’s overzealous waxing of the school floors takes a hilarious turn when even he can't resist slipping on the slick surface—proving that no one’s immune to the consequences of a job done too well.
In "Two Worlds," the modern Archie gang finds themselves questioning their memories when a strange deja vu sets in—only to discover, in a delightfully absurd twist, that they’ve lived this exact moment before, in a prehistoric version of Riverdale where the gang is made of stone and the biggest drama is avoiding a T-Rex.
Archie’s latest sneeze has everyone giving him a wide berth, convinced he’s on the verge of a full-blown cold—but Betty remains unfazed, unbothered by the rumors swirling around her favorite friend.
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Reprinted in Jokebook Comics Digest Annual #4 (1979), Archie Annual Digest #34 (1979), Archie's Double Digest Magazine #45 (1990), Archie #34
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