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Cover: Dan Parent & Rich Koslowski

Archie #623

Sep 2011 · Archie · 2.99 USD; 2.99 CAD
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“Banded Together!”

In "Banded Together!", Archie and the Archies hit the audition stage for Simon Cowell’s X Factor finale, while Josie and the Pussycats vie for a spot on American Idol’s season finale. The spotlight shifts to the growing connection between Archie and Valerie, drawing media attention as their rivalry-turned-romance unfolds across the reality series The Bingoes, which follows Bingo Wilkins’ band. With the show’s ratings soaring, the finale ends with Bingo’s wry observation that they never even made it to the final episode. Written by Dan Parent and illustrated by Fernando Ruiz, with inks by Rich Koslowski and colors by Digikore Studios, the cover by Dan Parent and Rich Koslowski captures the high-stakes, star-studded energy of the moment.

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writer Dan Parent · artist Fernando Ruiz · inker Rich Koslowski · colorist Digikore Studios · letterer Jack Morelli · cover Dan Parent, Rich Koslowski

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writer Dan Parent
letterer Jack Morelli
cover pencils Dan Parent
cover inks Rich Koslowski

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While The Archies audition for Simon Cowell's X Factor season finale, Josie and the Pussycats audition for American Idol's season finale. The media is more interested in the relationship between Archie and Valerie (from the two different bands) and follow them through the reality show "The Bingoes" which follows Bingo Wilkins' band. In the end, the finale of "The Bingoes" wins the ratings because of the relationship and Bingo quips that they didn't even appear in the final show.

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