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Synopsis:
Gag 1: Good news - you landed somewhere soft, bad news it was in the neighbor's petunias.
Gag 2: Good news - your girlfriend compliments your kissing, bad news you didn't kiss her.
Gag 3: Good news - your girlfriend says she'll go thru anything for you, bad news the first thing she goes thru is your allowance.
Synopsis:
Archie and the girls go with Mr. Lodge to check out a rustic cabin and land he bought. The Indian caretaker (who is really from the Bronx) tells them the legend of a local creature called Wide End.
Pages:
6.000
Script:
Frank Doyle ?
Pencils:
Dan DeCarlo ?
Letters:
Bill Yoshida
Notes:
Credits from the index of the original printing, no credits listed in this digest.
Synopsis:
The kids encounter the creature called Wide End, who carries off Betty, so Archie has to come up with a plan to get her back.
Pages:
5.000
Script:
Frank Doyle ?
Pencils:
Dan DeCarlo ?
Letters:
Bill Yoshida
Notes:
Credits from the index of the original printing, no credits listed in this digest.
Title:
Engine Failure
Characters:
Josie; Alexander Cabot III; Alan M.
Synopsis:
Using terms he learned from a car manual, Alex tries to speak with authority about the features of his car. Alan M. retaliates by making up a bunch of nonsense words and convincing Alex that they're features the manual didn't mention.
Pages:
5.000
Script:
Frank Doyle
Pencils:
Dan DeCarlo
Inks:
Jim DeCarlo
Letters:
Bill Yoshida
Notes:
Credits from the index of the original printing, no credits listed in this digest.
Synopsis:
Archie, Reggie and Moose watch girls at the beach.
Pages:
1.000
Title:
Bell Knell
Characters:
Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Jughead Jones
Synopsis:
Reggie offers five dollars to anybody who can ring the bell.
Pages:
1.000
Pencils:
Samm Schwartz
Inks:
Samm Schwartz
Letters:
Samm Schwartz
Title:
The Early Bird Gets the Worm
Characters:
Josie; Alan M.; Alexander Cabot III; Alexandra Cabot
Synopsis:
When Alexandra discovers that Alan M. and Josie get up at 6 a.m. every day to jog together, she tells Alex that they, too, must get up early to jog if they want to keep an eye on those two.
Pages:
6.000
Script:
Frank Doyle
Pencils:
Dan DeCarlo
Inks:
Jim DeCarlo
Letters:
Bill Yoshida
Notes:
In the splash panel, Alexandra is wearing a very '80s "Valley" outfit submitted by a reader.
Josie reverts to her original last name of "Jones" in this story.
Credits from the index of the original printing, no credits listed in this digest.
Title:
Remote Note
Characters:
Archie Andrews; Jughead Jones; Mr. Weatherbee
Synopsis:
Mr. Weatherbee takes the boys far from civilization.
Pages:
0.500
Title:
Click Pick
Characters:
Reggie Mantle; Archie Andrews; Jughead Jones
Synopsis:
Archie, Jughead and Moose go sailing and end up stranded on a deserted island where they find a bottle with a genie who grants them each a wish.
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