Archie Americana Series #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume in the Archie Americana Series spotlights standout stories from the 1990s, showcasing the Riverdale gang's adventures during a decade of evolving art and storytelling. It collects a curated selection of classic Archie tales that capture the era's unique style and humor, offering a nostalgic look back at the nineties for longtime fans.
In "Ratman," Archie finds himself unexpectedly inspired after Veronica vents her frustrations on the Phil Dynamo show, leading him to try her suggestions during a date with new student Samantha Sutcliff. Written by Hal Lifson and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Rex Lindsey—pencils, inks, and colors all by Lindsey—this issue captures a moment of self-reflection with a touch of humor and heart. The cover by Rex Lindsey perfectly captures the quirky charm of the story.
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On the Phil Dynamo show Veronica tells Phil how Archie never pays attention to her and other things she wishes he would change. Archie decides to try the things Veronica suggests when he takes out new student Samantha Sutcliff.
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