Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Financial Advisor," Archie finds himself caught between the spotlight of the school play Moonsap—a production led by Veronica and backed by the Feebly twins’ surprisingly loud bass fiddle—and a real-life mystery when Mr. Weatherbee is mugged by the River Rat gang. With the Feebly twins the only witnesses, their fear of retaliation keeps them silent, leaving Archie to navigate the chaos of both stage and street. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, with inks by Chic Stone, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this 1990 issue features a cover by Stan Goldberg and Rudy Lapick.
In "The Wind Bag," Archie finds himself unexpectedly surrounded by girls at his car—just as he’s left to fend for himself after Veronica cancels their date to help her father at the office. With no plans and no escape, Archie’s quiet afternoon takes a delightfully chaotic turn.
When Archie, Mr. Weatherbee, and Spotty hit Bongo Beach for a late-night fishing trip, things take a wild turn when Dilton shows up with a prototype rocket-powered lure—only for it to send Archie soaring into the sky and straight into Mr. Lodge’s boat, where Veronica and a mysterious client are already fishing.
Archie Andrews is fired from his pizza delivery job after a crash sends pies flying into an orphanage, but the resulting publicity lands him both his old job back and a long-coveted camp counselor position—only to find his sudden fame leaves him feeling hollow. Torn between fame and purpose, Archie decides to do something meaningful, not for the spotlight, but for the people who truly need help.
In "The Play's the Thing," Archie takes the lead in the school’s production of *Moonsap*, a show helmed by Veronica’s sharp direction and brought to life by the Feebly twins’ surprisingly powerful bass fiddle. When Mr. Weatherbee is mugged by the River Rat gang after a rehearsal, only the Feeblys saw the culprits—but terrified of retaliation, they stay silent, leaving Archie and the school to wonder who’s behind the crime.
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Reprinted in Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #53 (1995)
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