Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #26

In "If You Knew Archie Like I Know Archie," Archie Andrews takes a playful stand against Robert Burns’s notion of self-perception, insisting that only he truly knows the real him. Through a series of humorous, exaggerated snapshots of how others see him—from the neighborhood kids to his teachers—Archie confidently claims his self-image is the only accurate one. But when he finally checks his reflection, the result is a surprise that even he didn’t expect. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Harry Lucey, with inks by Terry Szenics and letters by Marty Epp, the story is a clever, lighthearted twist on identity and self-awareness, all wrapped in Dan DeCarlo’s iconic cover art.