Archie's Rival Reggie #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Square Circle," Archie's Rival Reggie finds himself tangled in a mystery that turns a familiar town square into something far stranger than it appears. A typeset letterer handles the dialogue, while George Frese’s dynamic cover art captures the twist with a striking, surreal image of a circle that defies geometry. This 1951 issue, priced at 0.10 CAD, features a full-page ad for a lineup of Bell Features' Western titles, including Sheriffs vs. Outlaws, Boots & Saddle, and Ranger Trails.
In "Sole Mates," Reggie’s prank backfires when he accidentally douses Mr. Weatherbee with a bucket of water, leaving behind a muddy footprint outside the principal’s window. To catch the culprit, Mr. Weatherbee puts the school’s boys to the test, having them each place their foot in a cast of the mysterious print—leading to a series of hilarious and awkward attempts to match the size and shape.
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