Archie's Double Digest Quarterly Magazine #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fool Proof," Little Archie faces a classroom challenge: delivering a speech on Riverdale’s history, but with no leads—no book, no person, no clue. When even the statue of Colonel Joshua Carson offers nothing, a late-night stroll by Carson’s Creek brings a surprising twist: a mysterious, friendly old man shares vivid, little-known stories about the creek’s role in Riverdale’s past—and a few surprising secrets along the way. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, with covers by Dan DeCarlo, this 1983 Double Digest Quarterly captures the charm and quiet magic of small-town lore.
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Little Archie has to make a speech in class about the history of Riverdale, but he can't find out anything interesting about the town, either from a book or from other people. He goes to the town square to see the statue of Riverdale's founder, Colonel Joshua Carson, but the inscription has no useful information either. But that night, when he and Spotty go for a walk past Carson's Creek, a strange but friendly old man appears to tell Little Archie some fascinating facts about what that creek has meant to Riverdale and America -- and he even throws in a bit of juicy gossip.
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