Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Who's Pushing?", Veronica finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Tom Bennet, a sharp efficiency expert at her father's company—until she learns he's preparing to advise her father on cutting back her more lavish habits. The tension builds as her growing feelings clash with the threat of being reined in, all while she tries to figure out if Tom’s intentions are truly about savings—or something more personal.
In "Cover Up," Archie Andrews finds himself tangled in a mystery when a suspiciously cheap offer for topsoil catches the eye of Mr. Weatherbee, who’s struggling to afford new soil for the school lawn. With the school’s budget stretched thin, Archie can’t shake the feeling that something’s off about the deal — and he’s determined to uncover the truth before the whole thing blows up.
In "The Inferior Decorators," Archie convinces Mr. Lodge to let him host a graffiti party the day before Veronica’s living room gets redecorated—giving everyone a chance to tag the walls before the new paint covers it all. With the whole gang eager to leave their mark, chaos and creativity collide in a whirlwind of spray paint and teenage mischief.
In "Pay-Off," Archie Andrews is scrambling to make his date with Veronica special, until a lucky find—money in a change purse while raking leaves—seems to solve all his problems. His excitement fades when he notices a woman and her small son searching for something, and a growing unease sets in. When he finally confronts her, he learns the truth about the money he found.
In "Uneasy Rider," Archie Andrews finds himself behind the handlebars of a high-powered ATV, tasked with giving Mr. Lodge a firsthand passenger’s perspective on the machine’s ride—though the real test might be keeping his lunch down. With the usual mix of teenage chaos and Lodge’s trademark over-the-top ambition, this short, lighthearted tale captures the classic Archie humor of everyday misadventures gone just a little too fast.
In "Raceway Rhythm," the Archies roll into a small town for a local car race, where they lend a hand to injured racer Gil Joyce by helping him rebuild his vehicle. With a little teamwork and a dash of showmanship, Reggie takes the wheel for the big event—just in time to hit the track.
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