Life with Archie #267
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis July 1988 issue of Life with Archie asks a delightfully absurd question right on the cover: what if life followed TV commercials? Dan DeCarlo's cover captures the gap between advertising fantasy and reality perfectly — framed inside a television set, a dapper guy in a white tuxedo promises his prom date a chauffeured limo and a fancy restaurant, while outside the screen, a very recognizable redhead gestures to a blonde as the cover gleefully calls him out: "He's lying!! His prom date will ride on a bike and eat from a brown paper bag!" It's a sharp, funny premise that gives the Archie gang's signature charm a clever satirical twist.
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The town of Riverdale sponsors a contest to name a previously-unnamed hill. The hill will be named for the winner of a race to its top.
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