Little Archie Comics Digest Annual Magazine #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Demon Driver," a chocolate cream pie vanishes from Mary’s kitchen, sparking a deliciously silly mystery in the town of Riverdale. With Fred and Little Archie both under suspicion, it’s up to the ever-clever Ambrose to uncover the truth behind the pie’s disappearance—before the culprit strikes again. Written and illustrated by Dexter Taylor, this 1983 digest annual features a full-color cover by Dexter Taylor.
In "The Case of the Careless Crook," Mary’s chocolate cream pie vanishes right before supper, sparking a playful blame game between Fred and Little Archie. With the pie’s fate hanging in the balance, Ambrose steps in to untangle the sweet mystery—because someone’s been up to no good, and it’s not just the dessert that’s missing.
When Little Archie and Little Jughead accidentally set Mr. Lodge’s pet bird free, they track it to an old haunted house—only to discover the spooky facade hides a clever burglary scheme. The mystery deepens as the duo uncovers clues in a hidden panel, leading them deeper into a secret operation they never expected.
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