Cover: Fernando Ruiz

Archie & Friends #110

Aug 2007 · Archie · 2.25 USD

📊 ~2,179 copies sold its debut month

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In "Living Lodge!", Mr. Lodge puts his latest invention, the Daily Achievement Device (D.A.D.) X-40, to the test with the Riverdale gang. With the device helping them plan their day and keep commitments, the teens spend the night at the mansion—each equipped with their own D.A.D. X-40—while Reggie secretly reprograms Archie’s to deliver 500 chickens to the upcoming press release. Written by Angelo DeCesare and illustrated by Stan Goldberg, with inks by Jim Amash, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Jack Morelli, the cover by Fernando Ruiz captures the chaotic energy of the experiment.

Contains 3 stories

Living Lodge!

11 pp · Humor, Teen

In "Living Lodge!" from Archie & Friends #110, Mr. Lodge puts his latest invention, the D.A.D. X-40, to the test by inviting the gang to spend the night at the mansion, each equipped with one. The device promises to streamline their days, but when Reggie tweaks Archie’s to include a surprise chicken delivery for the press release, chaos—and a whole lot of clucking—ensues.

Hot Dance Steps

1 pp · Humor, Teen

Four Color Fun

9 pp · Humor, Teen

Jim Cameroon (director of "The Web Returns")Topher McWire (an actor)Joseph Manichevitz (a screenwriter)The Web [Toby McWire] (from the film, cameo)The Shield (a costumer at a comic convention, cameo)the Jaguar (a female costumer at a comic convention, cameo)the Black Hood (a costumer at a comic convention, cameo)Michele and her parents (cameos)

In "Four Color Fun," Katy Keene ventures to a California comic convention to promote her new film, *The Web Returns*, but her real mission is personal: tracking down the elusive Suzie Comics #62, the one issue of the series she’s still missing. Amid the bustling panels and fan excitement, her quest becomes a playful hunt through the world of vintage comics.