Archie's Favorite Christmas Comics #[nn]
In "Archie Andrews' Christmas Story," Archie spins a whimsical tale for the triplets, centering on Little Ashley Collins, a girl from a warm climate dreaming of snow for Christmas. When Jack Frost is forbidden by Old Man Winter from altering nature’s rhythm, Jack, Jill, and Spring secretly steal a snow-making machine to grant her wish—only to vanish by morning, leaving behind a magical memory. Written by Paul Castiglia and illustrated by Fernando Ruiz, with inks by Rich Koslowski, colors by Stephanie Vozzo, and letters by Vickie Williams, the story’s charm is matched by Harry Lucey’s nostalgic cover.
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Archie tells the triplets a story. Little Ashley Collins, who lived in a warm clime, longed to see snow for Christmas. Jack Frost would have provided snow, but Old Man Winter forbade using powers to change the rhythm of nature. Jack, Jill, and Spring stole a snow-making machine, played in the snow with Ashley through the night, convinced her it was all a happy dream, and melted the snow by morning.
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