Pep #395

Jul 1984 · Archie · 0.60 USD

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“Gadget Mania”

In "Gadget Mania," Archie and his family reflect on how life used to be simpler—before the age of push-button convenience. As Archie’s mother and grandmother share memories of the past, Archie insists that today’s gadgets make everything easier, sparking a lighthearted look at how technology changes daily life. Written by George Gladir and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo Jr., with inks by James DeCarlo, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this 1984 classic features a cover by Dan DeCarlo, capturing the playful spirit of a world just beginning to embrace the future.

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writer George Gladir · artist Dan DeCarlo Jr. · inker James DeCarlo · colorist Barry Grossman · letterer Bill Yoshida · cover Dan DeCarlo

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writer George Gladir

artist Dan DeCarlo Jr.

inker James DeCarlo

colorist Barry Grossman

letterer Bill Yoshida

cover pencils, inks Dan DeCarlo

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Archie's mother and grandmother reminisce about the days before there were so many gadgets. Archie explains how much easier things are with today's push-button gadgets.

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