Archie's Double Digest Magazine #111
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "To Each His Own," Archie, Betty, and Veronica each receive a chilling anonymous phone call warning that the most precious thing in their world is about to be destroyed. The trio must confront their deepest fears and secrets as the mystery unfolds, testing their friendships and loyalties in ways they never expected.
In "Little Archie Stamps Out the Hubcap Snatchers!", Little Archie teams up with Chic Cooper on a surprise mission when they spot two punks targeting a new girl’s car. With a rare stamp collection and a chance to impress a crush on the line, the boys must act fast—before the hubcaps vanish.
In "Double Trouble!! Chapter One," a giant 747-sized pigeon erupts from a jail cell as Dr. Zarkon unleashes his latest terror, while Gizmo and Wheels are en route to Blatvaria—home of the melancholy Dr. Gloom—only to be ambushed mid-flight by the mysterious and brooding Hector Von Gloom himself.
In "Double Trouble!! Chapter Two," the giant pigeon’s sudden flight to New York sends shockwaves through the city, and word spreads fast of a hijacked airliner headed for the distant land of Blatvaria. With time running short, Red makes a split-second decision: he’ll lead Spike and Squint on a daring mission into Blatvaria to rescue Wheels and Gizmo, while Nitro and Angel face the towering menace of the giant pigeon head-on.
In "Double Trouble!! Chapter Three," Angel teams up with Nitro to brainstorm a plan against the giant pigeon, while Spike takes on one of Dr. Gloom’s mechanical foes. As the trio of Red, Squint, and Spike press on, they stumble upon Gizmo and Wheels trapped in Dr. Gloom’s sinister torture chamber.
In "Double Trouble!! Chapter Four," the team faces their ultimate humiliation when Gloom traps them in his torture chamber, forcing them to endure the unbearable performance of the panned flute maestro Blanfir. After their release, Nitro and Angel execute a daring plan using a massive pigeon balloon from last Thanksgiving’s parade to lure the monster pigeon away. The decoy and the smitten giant then vanish into the mysterious land of Blatvaria, where Nitro’s pre-programmed computer awaits to take control of the two colossal beings.
In "Welcome Wagon Master," Archie steps in to help a new boy settle into Riverdale, quickly becoming a bridge to friendship for the shy newcomer. His kindness doesn't go unnoticed—especially by the boy’s older sister, who sees him in a new light and invites him out, leaving Reggie stunned.
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↩ Reprints Pep Comics #135 (1959), The Adventures of Little Archie #33 (1964), Betty and Me #5 (1966), Life with Archie #114 (1971), Archie's TV Laugh-Out #15 (1972), Betty and Me #54 (1973), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #88 (1974), Pep #293 (1974), Everything's Archie #53 (1976), Archie #266 (1977), Archie Annual Digest #35 (1979), Laugh Comics / Laugh #384 (1984), Jughead #337 (1984), Archie #353 (1987), Archie 3000 #1 (1989), Archie 3000 #3 (1989), Archie #369 (1989), Betty and Me #178 (1989), Archie 3000 #4 (1989), Archie #371 (1989), Archie Giant Series Magazine #599 (1989), Everything's Archie #145 (1989), Laugh #17 (1989), Archie Giant Series Magazine #603 (1989), Little Archie Comics Digest Magazine #44 (1990), Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #95 (1994), Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #116 (1994), Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #96 (1994), Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #117 (1994), Jughead's Double Digest #62 (1999)
Reprinted in Archie's Double Digest Magazine #162 (2005), Archie's Double Digest Magazine #210 (2010), Archie & Friends Double Digest Magazine #18 (2012), Archie and Me Comics Digest #9 (2018)
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