Archie comic books issue 472
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Tags: ArchiePublished Jun 1998 by Archie Publications.$2.65
$2.65
Cover by Stan Goldberg & Henry Scarpelli. Stories by Angelo Decesare, Mike Pellowski and Hal Smith. Art by Stan Goldberg, Fernando Ruiz, Henry Scarpelli and Rudy Lapick. As part of a special school program, Mr. Lodge gets to take Archie to work with him in "Risky Business"! Plus, Archie tries to keep his poor report a secret from his dad until after they go to the ballgame! Will he hit a home run, or strike out again? Find out in "Fake Me Out to the Ball Game"! And Late night TV gets a little stranger when Archie is chosen to conduct the 'Silly Street Interview' on the 'David Alphabet' show in "Star Struck"! Also: "A Really Tough Question!" and "Fish Tale!" 32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.75.
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Tags: ArchiePublished Aug 1978 by Archie Publications.$2.65
Betty and Veronica Summer Fun. Cover by Dan DeCarlo. "The Stand-In," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Jim DeCarlo; Betty tells Veronica that she's going to change; Veronica responds by saying that some people have room for improvement, and starts to tell Betty everything she should change - the way she dresses, her make-up, her hair, etc. Dilton ad. "Pool Your Talents," pencils by Dan DeCarlo; A guest, possibly a business associate of Mr. Lodge, is inside the Lodge mansion, talking to Mr. Lodge; He complains that pools are attractive nuisances and act like a magnet to the worst elements in town (ie, teenagers). "The Numbers Game," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo; Archie stops by Veronica's, carrying a piece of paper and telling her that he needs help. "Floaters," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo; Betty and Veronica are trying to enjoy a nice quiet day on the beach by themselves so they can work on their tan; They spread out their blanket and within 5 minutes, are interrupted by a guy named Marty, who seems to think he's the greatest thing on earth. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.35.



