In "Let's Hear One for the Bee," Cheryl Blossom lands the Archies their biggest gig yet at Pembrooke’s most exclusive club—on one condition: she gets a turn to perform with them. As the band takes the stage, Cheryl’s attempt to impress the crowd with a bold stage presence and flashy outfit leaves even her brother Jason stunned. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo Jr. with inks by Jim DeCarlo, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this 1987 issue features a cover by Dan DeCarlo.
Contains 33 stories
Let's Hear One for the Bee
5 pp · teen
Waldo WeatherbeeVeronica LodgeBetty CooperArchie AndrewsJughead JonesCoach KleatsReggie Mantle
Vote Note
1 pp · teen
Betty CooperArchie AndrewsVeronica LodgeReggie MantleGeraldine GrundyWaldo WeatherbeeMoose Mason
I "C"
1 pp · humor; children
Li'l JinxCharley Hawse
Noise Annoys
1 pp · teen
Archie AndrewsReggie Mantle
Glamour Girl
5 pp · humor; teen
Betty CooperVeronica LodgeAlice CooperSallyBillyArchie Andrews
Game Acclaim
5 pp · humor; teen
Archie AndrewsJughead JonesDilton DoileyReggie MantlePop TateMoose MasonChuck Clayton
Kiss-Proof
2 pp · humor; teen
Betty CooperArchie Andrews
The New Look
6 pp · teen
Sabrina SpellmanCousin AmbroseAunt Hilda
Critic at Large
6 pp · humor
The Archies [Archie AndrewsJughead JonesReggie MantleVeronica LodgeBetty Cooper]Mrs. AtwoodMalcolm AtwoodVirgil Venom
Happy Hour
6 pp · humor; teen
Archie AndrewsReggie MantleDilton DoileyBetty Cooper
Face Farce
1 pp · humor; teen
Archie AndrewsReggie MantleVeronica Lodge
Well Spell
1 pp · humor
Betty CooperArchie AndrewsHiram Lodge
Sound Off
5 pp · teen
Jughead JonesArchie Andrews
Animal Talk
6 pp · humor; teen
Reggie 1Archie 1Moose 1Betty 1Veronica 1
Show Time
4 pp · teen
Archie AndrewsJughead JonesBetty Cooper
Language Barrier
5 pp · teen
JosieAlexandra CabotValerieAlan M.
Perfect Pitch
5 pp · humor; teen
Archie AndrewsJughead JonesReggie Mantle
Quick Change Artist
5 pp · humor; teen
Sabrina SpellmanMidge KlumpMoose MasonReggie MantleArchie Andrews
On the Fence
5 pp · teen
Archie AndrewsVeronica LodgeReggie MantlePop Tate
Game Gambit
5 pp · humor; teen
Archie AndrewsJughead JonesReggie MantleBetty CooperVeronica LodgeMidge Klump
In "Game Gambit," Archie and the gang trade in their sports for handheld video games—until Jughead’s latest gadget proves too addictive. When the girls challenge them with a game that no screen can replicate, the boys face a surprisingly real kind of competition.
Waiting Room
5 pp · humor; teen
Archie AndrewsFred Andrews
Clothes Woes
0.5 pp · teen
Archie AndrewsBetty CooperVeronica Lodge
Foto Fun
0.5 pp · teen
Hiram LodgeVeronica LodgeArchie Andrews
Do's and Don'ts
6 pp · teen
Archie AndrewsJughead JonesBetty CooperVeronica Lodge
Snooze Abuse
0.5 pp · humor; teen
Jughead JonesCoach KleatsGeraldine Grundy
Team Theme
0.5 pp · humor; teen
Jughead JonesCoach KleatsMoose MasonArchie Andrews
Bite Fright
0.5 pp · humor
Archie Andrews
Sew Woe
0.5 pp · humor; teen
Archie AndrewsFred AndrewsMary Andrews
Movie Man
5 pp · humor; teen
Reggie MantleArchie AndrewsMrs. MantleBetty Cooper
Snob Hill Sextette
6 pp · humor; teen
The Archies [Archie AndrewsJughead JonesReggie MantleBetty CooperVeronica Lodge]Cheryl BlossomJason BlossomCedric
In "Snob Hill Sextette," Cheryl Blossom lands the Archies a high-profile gig at Pembrooke’s most exclusive club—on one condition: she gets a guest spot with the band. As the group takes the stage, Cheryl’s attempt to impress the crowd with a flashy performance and bold moves leaves even her brother Jason stunned.
Dent Lament
1 pp · humor; teen
Archie AndrewsVeronica LodgeReggie MantleFred Andrews
Leaf Grief
1 pp · teen
Archie AndrewsJughead Jones
Full Moon Follies
5 pp · humor; teen
Archie AndrewsJughead JonesReggie Mantle
In "Full Moon Follies," Archie Andrews swears the full moon drives everyone to act ridiculous, so he dons a disguise as an elderly woman to escape the madness—only to find that the real trouble might be in his own head.
