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Laugh Comics Digest #104

Archie Comics · December 1992

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About this issue

Writer
Frank Doyle and George Gladir
Artist
Dan DeCarlo and Stan Goldberg
Inker
Alison Flood, Mike Esposito, and Rudy Lapick
Cover
Alison Flood and Dan DeCarlo
Characters
Alice Cooper, Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Chuck Clayton, Coach Kleats, Dilton Doiley, Fred Andrews, Gladys Jones, Hap Holliday, Hilda Spellman, Hiram Lodge, Jughead Jones, Li'l Jinx, Midge Klump, Miss Grundy, Mister Weatherbee, Moose Mason, Pop Tate, Reggie Mantle, Sabrina Spellman, and Veronica Lodge
Teams
The Archies
Cover date
December 1992
Cover price
$1.50
Pages
100
Rating
CCA

"Krocky 13," Krocky is a boxer who has won so many fights the public thinks he's invincible and they are bored. "Get Out There," Archie's dad exhorts him to get outdoors, so Archie gathers the gang and they all watch TV on the beach. "Can't Tell A Book By Its Cover," Prudence shows Veronica that clothes and looks are not the only way to attract boys. "Perfect Day!", Betty's day is a mess due to plumbing problems, car problems, and weather, but at least she has a date with Archie. "The Iron Bulldog," The Summitville football team steals the Riverdale mascot, an iron bulldog statue, and paints it green as a taunt. "Flight of The Bumble," Betty brings an expensive bird to school for a project. "Fairy Tale," In a parody of Cinderella, the fairy godmother gets the prince after she had granted wishes to competing girls at the ball.