Cover design by Lynn Hollyn and Associates.
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| Pencils: | Bob Montana (signed) |
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| Script: | Victor Bloom (signed) |
| Pencils: | Bob Montana (signed) |
| Inks: | Bob Montana (signed) |
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| Script: | Bob Montana (signed) |
| Pencils: | Bob Montana (signed) |
| Inks: | Bob Montana (signed) |
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First appearance of Archie's jalopy.
| Script: | Bob Montana (signed) |
| Pencils: | Bob Montana (signed) |
| Inks: | Bob Montana (signed) |
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First appearances of Reggie Mantle and Mr. Weatherbee.
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| Pencils: | Bob Montana (signed) |
| Inks: | Bob Montana (signed) |
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Credits taken from later reprint.
Told in two parts: Part 1 (6 pages) and Part 2 (5 pages).
Told in two parts: Part One (6 pages) and Part Two (5 pages).
Credits from the reprint in World of Archie Double Digest (Archie, 2010 series) #66.
Told in two parts: Part One (6 pages) and Part Two (5 pages).
When reprinted in Jughead's Double Digest (Archie, 1989 series) #192, the writer of this story is credited as Frank Doyle.
This story was made to coincide with Archie becoming a public company: it's an attempt to give readers "a chance to get in on the world of Archie" by telling them about the Archie merchandising push and encouraging them to invest in the company.
Many of the marketing campaigns mentioned in this story didn't last long, or never happened at all, a victim of contraction in the comic book business and the cancellation of the Archie TV cartoons. In particular, Archie mentions several television projects that were pitched to the networks but never produced, including a prime-time comedy/musical Archie TV series and cartoons based on "That Wilkin Boy," "Madhouse Glads," and "Li'l Jinx."