Archie's Double Digest Magazine #155
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Car, Cake and Plop," Archie’s skepticism about learning Spanish takes a surprising turn when a real-life emergency forces him to use his language skills in a way he never expected. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Harry Lucey with inks by Terry Szenics, this heartfelt story finds Archie stepping up when a boy is injured and only he can communicate with the boy’s Spanish-speaking father. The cover by Stan Goldberg and Bob Smith captures the moment with classic Archie charm.
Archie, Betty, and Veronica each receive a mysterious phone call warning that the most precious thing in their world is about to be destroyed—leaving them to wonder who’s behind the threat and what they’re truly protecting. The tension builds as each character grapples with their own fears, testing loyalties and revealing what truly matters to them.
Archie’s attempt to try yoga backfires spectacularly when he gets stuck in a pose, leading to a chain reaction that lands him in a tangled mess with Midge and Moose. The moment turns from awkward to hilariously entangled as the trio finds themselves caught in a chaotic human knot.
Archie’s convinced Spanish is a pointless class—until a sudden accident brings a language barrier to life. When a boy is struck by a car and his only connection to the panicked Spanish-speaking father is Archie’s classroom knowledge, the teen finds himself unexpectedly called on to bridge the gap.
In "Thumb Fun," Archie accidentally injures Hiram’s thumb, leaving him unable to race his prized slot car that evening. With the race looming, Archie enlists Jughead to take Hiram’s place—leading to a high-speed showdown with more than just speed at stake.
In "Tune In on Treachery," Veronica’s new CB radio becomes more than a gadget when she and Archie use it to help Mr. Lodge after a break-in at his plant turns dangerous. With quick thinking and a steady signal, the teens team up to warn the businessman and get him out of trouble—proving that even a simple radio can spark a real rescue.
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Reprinted in Archie's Double Digest Magazine #212 (2010), Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #312 (2020), World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #120 (2022)
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