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About this issue
- Writer
- Frank Doyle and Joe Edwards
- Artist
- Joe Edwards and Samm Schwartz
- Penciller
- Dan DeCarlo and Gus LeMoine
- Inker
- Jon D'Agostino and Rudy Lapick
- Colorist
- Barry Grossman
- Letterer
- Bill Yoshida, Joe Edwards, and Samm Schwartz
- Cover
- Barry Grossman, Bill Yoshida, Dan DeCarlo, and Rudy Lapick
- Characters
- Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Bingo Wilkin, Buddy Drumhead, Hap Holliday, Li'l Jinx, Rebel (Archie), Russ (Archie), Sabrina Spellman, Samantha Smythe, Sampson Smythe, Sheila Smythe, Teddy Tambourine, Uncle Herman Wilkin, Veronica Lodge, Willie Wilkin, and Wilma Wilkin
- Teams
- Bingoes
- Cover date
- July 1971
- Cover price
- $0.25
- Pages
- 52
- Rating
- CCA
Split, Bingo decides to drop out of school and go out on the road on his own; Rebel follows him and is hit by a car. Muscle Milk, Teddy thinks that drinking Mr. Smythe's mixture of yak milk and charcoal has given Rebel super strength. Wanted Man, After Mr. Smythe is heard yelling "Oh, dad blast the dad blasted dad blast," everyone yells at Uncle Herman for getting Mr. Smythe mad. Business Is Picking Up, Teddy gets the Bingoes a gig playing at a benefit against littering. A Moving Tale, Sampson has a new business opportunity and is moving his family away from the neighborhood, to the despair of Samantha and Bingo. Neighbors, After Uncle Herman tosses him a garbage-covered baseball, Mr. Smythe threatens to sell his house to an unsuitable new neighbor. Note: Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Veronica Lodge and Sabrina Spellman make non-speaking cameos in the story, "Business Is Picking Up".