Dilton's Strange Science #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "There's Mole Place Like Home," Dilton and Danni stumble upon the long-lost city of Atlantis during a routine trip home—only to be captured for trespassing. With quick thinking and the help of a mysterious underground device, they earn their freedom by solving a critical problem for the hidden city. Written by Mike Pellowski and illustrated by Bill Golliher, with inks by Rudy Lapick, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, the cover by Bill Golliher and Jon D'Agostino captures the adventure’s mysterious tone.
In "There's Mole Place Like Home," Dilton and Danni dive beneath Riverdale in his Subterranean Transit Tunneler to investigate mysterious earthquakes—only to uncover a hidden world of mole people and their clash with the strange, gargoyle-like Gopher-Gargoyle. The adventure unfolds in the dark tunnels below, where friendship and quick thinking become the real tools of survival.
In "Deep Sea Dilemma," Dilton and Danni stumble upon the long-lost city of Atlantis during a late-night drive home—only to be captured for trespassing. To earn their freedom, they must use the Subterranean Transit Tunneler to help solve a pressing problem for the underwater city.
In "Mind Over Matter," Dilton's genius dog pulls off a wild experiment, swapping minds with his owner and taking a whirlwind trip through Riverdale—only to return just in time for dinner, back in his own body. The story blends sci-fi fun with the quirky charm of Riverdale’s most inventive duo, all in a quick, clever five-page adventure.
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Reprinted in The Jughead Jones Comics Digest #96 (1995)
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