Archie's Funhouse Double Digest #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Road Racer" kicks off a high-octane showdown in Archie's Funhouse Double Digest #12 (2015), where Veronica’s party plans collide with the Archies’ antics when she hires Josie and the Pussycats to perform. With a new video game called Legendary Rock Heroes at the center, both bands go head-to-head in a wild musical battle that earns them a shot at national TV—no spoilers on who takes the crown. Written by Stephen Oswald and illustrated by Bill Galvan, with inks by Al Milgrom, colors by Glenn Whitmore, and letters by Jack Morelli, the issue’s vibrant energy shines under Dan Parent’s cover art and Rich Koslowski’s inks.
In "Money $hot!", Reggie finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight during a half-time show at a pro basketball game—his chance to win $10,000 hinges on sinking a half-court shot. The pressure's on as the crowd watches, and one shot could change everything.
In "Zero to Rock Hero Part One," Veronica’s attempt to throw a flawless party for her father takes a wild turn when she hires Josie and the Pussycats to perform—only to have the Archies show up and threaten to crash the event. To keep the peace, she ropes them into a high-stakes video game showdown called "Legendary Rock Heroes," turning the party into a live musical battle. As both bands take the virtual stage, the competition heats up, and the ultimate prize—a chance to battle on national television—hangs in the balance.
In "Science Friction," Betty and Veronica critique Archie's and Dilton's science project entries when a pair of snail-like aliens in a tiny flying saucer shrink the quartet and whisk them away for a flea market. Trapped in a miniature world and pursued by Svenson's cat Loki, the teens must use Archie’s paper airplane and quick thinking to escape. The aliens, recalled by a signal, restore the teens to normal size before departing—leaving behind more questions than answers.
In "The Sale," when the school’s budget cuts threaten athletics, the kids organize a flea market to save the day—only for Little Reggie to make an unexpectedly dramatic pitch, selling the deed to the school itself to Fangs. It’s a small-town hustle with big consequences, all in the spirit of a school fundraiser gone delightfully off-script.
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Reprinted in Archie Giant Comics Party #[nn] (2015)
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