Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Snack Attack," Reggie’s summer plans take a bizarre turn when he uses a school-provided telescope to spy on girls sunbathing at a distant yacht club—only to accidentally catch a robbery in progress. When he tries to help, his innocent curiosity lands him in hot water, and he’s suddenly the prime suspect in a crime he didn’t commit. Written by Rich Margopoulos and brought to life with vibrant energy by Stan Goldberg (art), Rudy Lapick (inks), Barry Grossman (color), and Bill Yoshida (letters), this Double Digest gem features a cover by Stan Goldberg and Henry Scarpelli that captures the comic’s playful, mischievous tone.
In "Never a Doubt," Reggie’s relentless efforts to sabotage Archie and Veronica’s relationship take a bizarre turn when his elaborate schemes—false stories, fake telegrams, even disguises—fall flat. Faced with failure, he unexpectedly shifts his focus to Betty, setting off a new chain of events with no clear outcome in sight.
When Archie skips his usual Thursday office visit for the entire week, Mr. Weatherbee’s mind spirals into a whirlwind of anxious speculation—each passing hour turning his office into a pressure cooker of imagined chaos. With no sign of Archie, the principal’s nerves fray as he tries to predict what might finally break the silence.
In "The Best Policy?!", Archie’s sudden enthusiasm for honesty backfires when he starts blurting out truths he’d rather keep quiet—especially after a lucky escape with Mr. Weatherbee. Betty puts a stop to the chaos by posing a simple question to Archie, but with Moose standing right there, the results are anything but simple.
In "Reggie Gets An Eyeful!", Reggie’s summer plans take a surprising turn when he receives a telescope from school and sets it up in his room—only to spot girls sunbathing at a distant yacht club. When he intervenes to stop a robbery he sees through the lens, his good deed backfires as he’s suddenly accused of being a peeping-tom.
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