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Archie's Double Digest Magazine #70

Archie Comics · February 1994

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About this issue

Writer
Frank Doyle, George Gladir, and Mike Pellowski
Artist
Dan DeCarlo, Rex W. Lindsey, Samm Schwartz, and Stan Goldberg
Inker
Alison Flood and Henry Scarpelli
Cover
Alison Flood and Dan DeCarlo
Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Hiram Lodge, Jughead Jones, Miss Grundy, Mister Weatherbee, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
February 1994
Cover price
$2.75
UPC
07189646951670
Pages
196
Rating
CCA

"Friendship!", When Archie and Jughead are fighting, Betty and Veronica scheme a way to get them back together again. "Paper Chase," Mr. Weatherbee loses his report on recycling efforts at Riverdale High. "Time Bomb," The mayor wants Mr. Lodge to put some important papers into a time capsule. "Blade Blooper," Veronica calls Archie to the ice skating competition in order to distract Betty and allow her to claim first place. "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. "Christmas Miss," Betty finds a sweater she wants to give Archie for Christmas, but she doesn't have enough money with her. "The Searchers," Veronica is researching his genealogy and all her ancestors were rich and famous. "Neatness Counts," Betty regrets her reputation for neatness when all the teachers want her to stay after school and help them clean up.