Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #302
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Name Fame," Archie faces a classic case of mistaken identity when Reggie insists on borrowing Archie’s time to chauffeur his mysterious new car, "Gertrude," each night—only to later boast about it to Betty and Veronica, never mentioning the vehicle’s name. But when Turk and his girlfriend, also named Gertrude, show up at the same time, the name game gets even more tangled. Written by George Gladir and illustrated by Bob Bolling, with inks by Rudy Lapick and letters by Bill Yoshida, this lighthearted tale from the Double Digest series features a cover by Jeff Shultz.
Archie and the gang trade the river for the open sea on Mr. Lodge’s yacht, only to find themselves stranded on a desert island after a hurricane forces them to abandon ship. With no rescue in sight, their vacation turns into a test of survival, friendship, and just how much they can endure—especially when the island has more surprises than they bargained for.
In "The Game of the Name," Reggie’s nightly ritual of sending Archie to drive his mysterious new car—whom he calls Gertrude—takes a hilarious turn when he starts boasting about it to Betty and Veronica, carefully leaving out that Gertrude is, in fact, a car. The joke begins to unravel when Turk and his girlfriend, also named Gertrude, show up at the same time, turning the whole situation into a chaotic mix-up of names and misunderstandings.
In "Pressure," Archie finds himself in the middle of a high-stakes social moment at a party when a group of wealthy teens tries to lure Veronica away to a wilder event. With quick thinking and a calm demeanor, he steps in to keep things under control—proving once again why Mr. Lodge trusts him with Veronica’s well-being.
Archie, Betty, and Jughead team up to collect autographs from everyone in Tickled Blue for Veronica’s new jacket—after Archie’s last birthday gift turned out to be a fake. With a mix of charm, hustle, and a whole lot of comic timing, they’re on a mission to make something special, one signature at a time.
In "Pogo Happy," Archie’s enthusiasm for gardening gets wildly out of hand when he insists on using a pogo stick to dig holes for Veronica’s tulip bulbs—leading to a chaotic, bouncy rampage down the path. The story captures the classic Archie humor with its lighthearted chaos and playful misadventures.
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↩ Reprints Life with Archie #3 (1960), Archie Annual #16 (1964), Archie #151 (1964), Archie's Joke Book Magazine #100 (1966), Archie's Joke Book Magazine #107 (1966), Little Archie #57 (1970), Archie #210 (1971), Reggie and Me #81 (1975), Pep #363 (1980), Archie's TV Laugh-Out #78 (1980), Everything's Archie #86 (1980), Life with Archie #226 (1981), Life with Archie #235 (1983), Archie's Story & Game Digest Magazine #9 (1988), Life with Archie #270 (1989), Archie #455 (1997), Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #89 (1997), Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #136 (1997), Archie #464 (1997), Jughead with Archie Digest #138 (1998), Archie #486 (1999), Betty #96 (2001), Archie's Double Digest Magazine #134 (2002), Archie's Double Digest Magazine #211 (2010), Archie's Double Digest Magazine #213 (2011), World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #21 (2012), World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #22 (2012), Archie #640 (2013)
Reprinted in Archie Modern Classics #2 (2020), Archie & Friends #8 (2020), Archie 80th Anniversary Jumbo Comics Digest #2 (2021), The Best of Archie Comics: 80 Years 80 Stories #[nn] (2021)
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