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Archie Giant Series Magazine (1954)

Archie Giant Series Magazine #160

Archie Comics · February 1969

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About this issue

Writer
Frank Doyle and Joe Edwards
Artist
Harry Lucey and Joe Edwards
Inker
Marty Epp and Terry Szenics
Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Mister Weatherbee, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
February 1969
Cover price
$0.25
Pages
68
Rating
CCA

"Waltz Faults"; To help Archie win a dance contest Jughead paints dance steps on the floor that can only be seen with special glasses, however Reggie sabotages the dance steps. "Follow the Bouncing Ball," An accident involving a nuclear testing lab leaves Archie with a radioactive charge that causes a basketball to be magnetically attracted to his hands. "Unbalanced," Archie's superhuman ability to balance things causes other people to panic, snatch the things away, and break them. "His Own Worst Enemy," When Archie runs into a tree, he starts having a conversation with a ghostly twin. "Lend an Air" one-page story, Jinx needs someone to blow up their football. "Help Wanted," With Smithers on vacation, Mr. Lodge hires a hideous-looking temporary replacement to scare Archie away. "Heads Up," A combination of a strange chemical solution and radiation from a machine causes Archie's hand to become invisible. "Cliff Hanger," When Archie sees Veronica with a date, he casually swears off girls forever. He shares his new-found joy with Jughead and Reggie, much to their dismay. "Takes Two to Tangle," In a fight between Archie and Reggie, the teachers get differing impressions of who punched out who.