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Archie Comics Digest (1973)

Archie Comics Digest #9

Archie Comics · December 1974

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About this issue

Writer
Bob Bolling and Frank Doyle
Artist
Bob Bolling, Dan DeCarlo, and Harry Lucey
Inker
Rudy Lapick and Terry Szenics
Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
December 1974
Cover price
$0.60
Pages
164
Rating
CCA

"Point of View"; An inhuman creature is a new student at Riverdale, but the teachers don't notice. "Litter Perfect," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Betty is shocked that Veronica thinks of a dropped five dollar bill as trash. "Handy Man!"; While reading a book about a mysterious avenger called the Green Hand, Archie crashes into a door and gets two black eyes; Not wanting Veronica to think he's clumsy he decides to stay out of school for a week and tells Reggie not to squeal. "Collector's Item!"; Reggie tries to get Jughead to collect money for the school dance refreshments. "Egyptian Goddess Mystery," Peggy Drake thinks she can solve the crime wave that's been going on in Riverdale. "Vote Notes!", Li'l Jinx is running for president of her club. "All For One," Veronica plans to spend time alone with Archie, but then finds out that Archie is with Betty, Jughead suggests he go to them instead of Veronica because his presence puts the damper on romance. "A Love Story," Little Archie's dad tells him the story of an old shoe shine man and his dog Queenie. "Southern Exposure!", Archie has returned from a visit down south with a southern accent and the manners of a southern gentlemen which drives the girls wild.