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Archie Comics Digest (1973)

Archie Comics Digest #100

Archie Comics · February 1990

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About this issue

Writer
Frank Doyle and George Gladir
Artist
Al Hartley, Dan DeCarlo, and Samm Schwartz
Inker
Henry Scarpelli, Jon D'Agostino, and Rudy Lapick
Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Hiram Lodge, Jughead Jones, Miss Grundy, Mister Weatherbee, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
February 1990
Cover price
$1.50
UPC
07189646850250
Pages
132
Rating
CCA

"We're Getting Santa Mental!", The Archie gang celebrate Christmas and the 100th issue of Archie's Comics Digest. "New View"; Mr. Weatherbee decides to be more friendly to the students and try some new techniques in his job. "Twinkle Toes"; Dilton builds a pair of shoes that can make him a great dancer. "Earthquake"; Chuck is fired from his job and arrested when $100 goes missing. "The Android Maneuver," Dilton builds an android named Stacy to keep Ethel away from Jughead during a skiing trip. "Season's Greetings," Reggie kisses Midge in front of Moose claiming that it's in the Christmas spirit but Moose gets even with his present to Reggie. "Wrap Session," Archie does such a bad job wrapping Christmas presents that he gets Veronica to wrap the present he is giving Betty and vice versa. "Auto Suggestion," Alex refuses to drive more slowly: the energy crisis doesn't affect the Cabots because they don't have shortages of oil, and safety issues don't affect Cabot cars.