Archie Milestones Jumbo Comics Digest #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Spring Fervor," Archie takes on a secret admirer role to help Moose win back Midge’s attention, but things spiral when Midge misreads the signals and decides to pursue Archie herself—leading to a messy mix-up that lands Archie in the hospital. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Harry Lucey with inks by Terry Szenics, this classic-style tale captures the chaos of teenage romance with a touch of humor and heart. The cover by Dan Parent perfectly captures the moment’s tension and charm.
In "Spring Fever," Jughead joyfully embraces the season’s arrival, reveling in fresh air, blooming flowers, and the simple pleasures of spring—especially the fact that he’s the only one in Riverdale who isn’t struck by the usual romantic frenzy that comes with the weather change.
In "Spring Break," Betty, Veronica, and Jughead grumble about the relentless spring winds, tossing around playful phrases to describe the gusts—until a sudden breeze sends Veronica tumbling into a surprisingly dapper stranger, leaving her flustered and the others wide-eyed.
Jo and her friends are back in this lighthearted, classic Archie-style gag, where Ickky, Tommy, and their usual antics take a sweetly silly turn—each boy trying to outdo the last in a playful race to leave their mark with Ginger’s name, from tree carvings to skywriting, all in the spirit of teenage fun.
In "Shadow Boxed," Linda’s curiosity gets the better of her when she notices Laurie and Wilbur acting strangely, leading her on a quiet trail to an unfamiliar house. There, Laurie surprises her with an unexpected introduction—her blind date, Mert—leaving Linda caught between suspicion and awkward intrigue.
In "Puppy Love," Moose grows suspicious that Midge’s affection has cooled, so Archie steps in to play the secret admirer—hoping to stir some jealousy. Midge, convinced Archie’s romantic overtures are a ploy to replace Moose, decides to take things further and pursue him herself. When Moose catches them kissing, the situation spirals in a way that leaves Archie needing medical care.
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