Cover: Dan DeCarlo

Reggie and Me #120

Jan 1980 · Archie · 0.40 USD

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In "Goal Toll," Reggie and Me #120 (1980), Reggie pushes Archie to try one more time to convince Pop Tate to extend credit—despite Pop’s repeated refusals and the usual door-slamming. With Dan DeCarlo’s classic cover capturing the moment’s tension, the issue finds the gang navigating the familiar but always-fun clash between youthful persistence and adult boundaries, all drawn in the signature style of Jon D'Agostino, colored by Barry Grossman, and lettered by Bill Yoshida.

Contains 6 stories

Goal Toll

5 pp · Teen

Reggie MantleArchie AndrewsMoose MasonMidge KlumpVeronica LodgeJughead JonesDilton Doiley

Partner Patter

1 pp · Teen

Reggie MantleArchie AndrewsVeronica Lodge

My Word

0.5 pp · Children

Charley HawseLi'l Jinx

Tail of Travail

5 pp · Teen

Reggie MantleArchie AndrewsCarol BeamFred AndrewsMary AndrewsPop Tate

In "Tail of Travail," Olympic gymnast Carol Beam settles into the neighborhood, instantly catching Reggie’s attention as he tries to impress her with his flair. But when her eye falls on Archie’s awkward charm, it’s clear her taste runs less toward showmanship and more toward genuine, if unpolished, sincerity.

I'm Game

5 pp · Teen

Reggie MantleArchie AndrewsVeronica LodgeBetty Cooper

Facing De-Feet!

6 pp · Teen

Reggie MantleArchie AndrewsPop Tate

In "Facing De-Feet!" from *Reggie and Me* #120 (1980), Reggie puts his faith in Archie to charm Pop Tate into extending credit—despite Pop’s repeated refusals and the usual door-slamming. With the usual teen antics and a stubborn Pop on the other side of the counter, the real test is whether Archie’s charm can outlast another swift exit.