Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #292
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Pain in the Bot!", Archie and the gang launch a charity book drive, only to face off with the grumpy Titus Titewhad—whose meltdown leads to a surprising hospital visit and an unexpected donation of a rare first edition. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with vibrant art by Stan Goldberg, Rudy Lapick, Barry Grossman, and Bill Yoshida, this Double Digest tale blends classic humor with a heartfelt twist. The cover by Jeff Shultz captures the chaos in bold, expressive detail.
In "Book Worm," Archie and the gang launch a charity book drive, only to face resistance from Titus Titewhad, the town’s grumpy recluse. When his outburst leads to a surprising health scare, the teens rush to help—only to find his gratitude takes a very unexpected turn.
In "The Literary Lion," Archie puts his charm to work—literally—by convincing local restaurants to feed him for free in exchange for glowing reviews in his self-published guide, *Dates and Where to Have Them*. With a notebook in hand and a grin on his face, he sets out to turn every meal into a story, one clever pitch at a time.
Archie and Reggie both want to play the lead in the school play, so Ms. Hammly puts them to the test: they’ll spend a day pretending to be each other to see who’s truly ready for the role.
Archie’s new digital camera isn’t helping him snap anything worth a click—until he spots Betty and Veronica at Pop Tate’s, sparking a fresh round of photo ops and playful rivalry.
When the Archies pitch their band to a music promoter, he dismisses their sound as old-fashioned—only to book them as a nostalgic "retro" act for one night, turning their outdated style into an unexpected hit.
Archie heads to San Francisco to track down Mr. Lodge, who’s vanished to chase a new life on the West Coast. With a suitcase full of Riverdale-style chaos and a mission to reunite the eccentric tycoon with his old routine, Archie dives into the foggy streets of Frisco—where even the seagulls seem to know more than he does.
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Reprinted in Archie Modern Classics #1 (2019), Archie & Friends #6 (2020)
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