Cover: Bob White

Life with Archie #23

Oct 1963 · Archie · 0.12 USD

📊 ~3,011 copies sold its debut month

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“A Very Lodge Problem”

In "A Very Lodge Problem," Archie Andrews is hailed as "America's most lovable teen-ager" by TV host Hink Brinkley, much to Mr. Lodge’s chagrin. While recalling why he finds Archie less than charming, Lodge reveals a surprisingly personal solution to the Cold War fears of the era: an underground "Archie shelter." Written by Sy Reit and illustrated by Bob White, this 1963 classic features cover art by Bob White, blending humor and Cold War-era anxieties in a uniquely Archie way.

writer Sy Reit · artist, inker Bob White · cover Bob White

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writer Sy Reit

artist, inker Bob White

cover pencils, inks Bob White

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TV host Hink Brinkley proclaims Archie Andrews "America's most lovable teen-ager." Mr. Lodge recalls some reasons why he doesn't think Archie is lovable, and then reveals his own personal alternative to a bomb shelter: an underground "Archie shelter."

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