Archie's Madhouse #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rollo the Rocker," Archie's Madhouse #58 (1967), Ronald—known for his stretchy abilities—finds himself in a wild twist when he and his girlfriend are snatched by bank robbers in the woods. Written by George Gladir and brought to life by Chic Stone’s dynamic art and Barry Grossman’s colors, this 1967 adventure sees Ronald use his unique powers to outwit the criminals in a high-stakes escape. The cover by Bill Vigoda, Dan DeCarlo, and Jon D'Agostino captures the issue’s zany energy, making it a standout in the series’ long-running charm.
In "The Not-So-Sweet Smell of Success," Ronald finds himself in a sticky situation when he and his girlfriend are snatched by bank-robbers during a forest stroll—only to discover that his stretching powers are just the ticket to turning the tables. With a mix of quick thinking and elastic heroics, Ronald’s got a wild ride ahead, and the robbers might not be the only ones in for a surprise.
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Reprinted in Archie's TV Laugh-Out #10 (1971), Mad House Annual #11 (1973), Madhouse Comics Digest #3 (1977), Sabrina the Teenage Witch Complete Collection #1 (2017)
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