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Archie Comics Digest (1973)

Archie Comics Digest #40

Archie Comics · February 1980

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About this issue

Writer
Dick Malmgren and Frank Doyle
Artist
Al Hartley, Dan DeCarlo, and Harry Lucey
Inker
Joe Sinnott, Jon D'Agostino, and Rudy Lapick
Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
February 1980
Cover price
$0.75
UPC
0271000699402
Pages
132
Rating
CCA

"When You Gotta Glow," Veronica offers Archie some Christmas lights that her family isn't using any more, but they turn out to be more trouble than they're worth. "The Protector," Trying to prove that he's not just a "delinquent brownie," Jingles tells Betty and Veronica that he will protect them from all harm. "Yule Never Believe It," Archie claims that nothing bad can happen to him during the Christmas season. "Christmas Hero," Hilda discovers a book that gives her a reason to celebrate the Christmas holidays. "Yuletide-Turn," Jughead is wearing a Christmas wreath on his head, but he learns it's made of mistletoe when all the girls want to kiss him. "Snow Fort," Li'l Jinx and Gigi build a snow fort. "Incident In A Snow Bank," Veronica laughs at a little girl stuck in a snowbank, but Betty and Archie think she might actually be in trouble. "Animal Crackers," Sabrina shows us what the Archie gang would be like as animals. "Card Shark," After hearing Dilton complain that all the store-bought, mass-produced Christmas cards are too impersonal, Sabrina uses her magic powers to give each of her friends the ability to create their own personalized Christmas cards.