Archie & Friends #106
In "The Monster Museum," Archie and Chuck dive into a spooky mystery at a newly opened museum in Riverdale, where strange thefts have the town buzzing. With Chuck seeking inspiration for his next comic and Archie eager for adventure, the duo teams up to uncover the truth behind the disappearing exhibits—no ghostly explanations, just clever sleuthing and classic Riverdale charm. Written by George Gladir and brought to life by Stan Goldberg’s iconic art, with inks by Jim Amash and colors by Barry Grossman, the cover by Goldberg and Bob Smith captures the playful creepiness of the tale.
In "The Monster Museum," Chuck seeks fresh ideas for his comics until Archie suggests checking out the town’s new haunted museum. Together, they dive into solving a series of strange thefts, uncovering clues in a place where the past feels eerily alive.
After winning an art award, Chuck gets the chance to paint a blank mural at school—but now everyone from his teachers to his friends has a strong opinion on how they should be portrayed. With creative visions clashing and no clear direction, Chuck must find a way to please everyone without losing his own artistic voice.
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Reprinted in Katy Keene Model Behavior #1 (2008), Archie's Super Comics Digest #[nn] (2012), Archie & Friends Double Digest Magazine #15 (2012), B&V Friends Double Digest Magazine #256 (2017), Archie and Me Comics Digest #6 (2018), World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #144 (2024)
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