Jughead with Archie Digest #116
In "Too Many Voices!", Archie takes a shot at proving himself on the school newspaper, only to be handed the usual grunt work by editor-in-chief Reggie. When Reggie learns of Singh Songh, a reclusive philosopher who despises reporters, he sees a perfect assignment—until Archie’s red hair accidentally earns him an unexpected reputation as a lucky charm. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with vibrant energy by Stan Goldberg (art), Jon D'Agostino (inks), Barry Grossman (colors), and Bill Yoshida (letters), this 1993 digests issue captures the classic charm of Riverdale with a twist. The cover, by Stan Goldberg and Henry Scarpelli, perfectly captures Archie’s unlikely rise to fame.
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Archie is trying to establish himself on the school newspaper, but editor-in-chief Reggie only gives him menial tasks. When Reggie finds out there's a philosopher in town who hates reporters, he realizes he has another assignment for Archie. But it turns out Archie's red hair is considered lucky by Singh Songh, the philosopher. Archie ends up getting a story that makes him the toast of the news world.
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