Reggie and Me #103
In "Sound Thinking," Dilton's latest invention—a football practice robot that looks startlingly lifelike—takes center stage as Reggie christens it "Fred" and puts it to the test with a tackle from Moose. When the robot's leg comes off, Moose is stunned, but the prank soon turns into a chase as he realizes the truth behind the trick. Written by George Gladir and brought to life with vibrant art by Stan Goldberg, inks by Rudy Lapick, and colors by Barry Grossman, this 1978 issue captures the classic Archie charm with a clever twist. The cover by Goldberg and Lapick perfectly captures the moment of comedic chaos.
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Dilton invents a football practice robot that looks like a real person. Reggie names it "Fred" and gets Moose to tackle it, which breaks off its leg. Moose is upset until he learns about the trick and chases down Reggie.
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