Archie & Friends Double Digest Magazine #32
In "College Kidder," Pureheart the Powerful faces his most bizarre foe yet: The Looker, a dazzling villain whose gaze can turn men to stone—or, if she looks them directly in the eye, into bubbling hot chicken fat. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Bob White, with inks by Marty Epp, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Marty Epp, this wild tale pits heroism against a truly sticky dilemma. The cover by Dan Parent and Rich Koslowski captures the absurd charm of the story’s high-stakes, low-logic showdown.
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Pureheart the Powerful battles The Looker, a gorgeous woman who has the power to turn men to stone with one glance -- unless she chooses to look them directly in the eye, in which case they turn into bubbling hot chicken fat. But how can Pureheart fight this fiendish femme fatale when his superhero code forbids him to hit a woman?
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