Archie's Rival Reggie #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Call of the Wild," Archie launches a baby-sitting service with Betty, Veronica, and Jughead as his crew, inadvertently freeing up Veronica’s time—much to Reggie’s dismay. Disguising his voice, Reggie calls in to book a sitter, only to play a prank by dressing up as a baby, but the surprise isn’t quite the one he expected. George Frese handles both the interior art and the cover, bringing his distinctive style to this classic 1951 Archie tale.
In "Come Sit with Me!", Archie launches a baby-sitting service with Betty, Veronica, and Jughead, but when Veronica’s schedule gets crowded, Reggie takes a call with a fake voice to get her attention—dressing up as a baby for the gag. The twist? Veronica doesn’t show up, leaving the prank with an unexpected turn.
In "Hot Seat," Reggie’s latest scheme takes a surprising turn when he tests his electric cushion on Archie—only for Miss Grundy to accidentally sit on it instead. The resulting zap sets off a chain of chaos that’s as much about timing as it is about mischief.
In "Reggie's Good Deed!", Reggie mishears a doctor's comment about Archie's hangnail and, convinced his friend is on the brink of death, rallies the whole gang to fund a trip to New York for a specialist. With heartfelt (if wildly misguided) intentions, Reggie's well-meaning panic sets off a chain of comedic chaos no one saw coming.
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Reprinted in Archie's Rival Reggie #13, Archie's Rival Reggie #5
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