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Introduction to the next section featuring Halloween stories.
- Script
- Dexter Taylor (credited)
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- Dexter Taylor (credited)
- Inks
- Rudy Lapick (credited)
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- Bill Yoshida (credited)
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- Genre
- children
- Characters
- Little Archie Andrews; Mr. Weatherbee; Miss Grundy; Little Veronica Lodge; Little Reggie Mantle; Little Jughead Jones; Little Betty Cooper; Fred Andrews; Dexter; Miss Beazly
- Synopsis
- A mad scientist named Dexter creates a monster that looks exactly like the costume Mr. Weatherbee is wearing for Halloween.
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- Keywords
- Halloween; haunted house; mad scientist; trick or treat
Dexter has no last name in the story but his henchman makes a few cracks about him being a former cartoonist so presumably Dexter Taylor put himself into the story.
- Script
- Rich Margopoulos (credited as Margopoulos)
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- Gene Colan (credited as Colan)
- Inks
- Rudy Lapick (credited as Lapick)
- Colors
- ?
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- Bill Yoshida (credited as Yoshida)
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- Genre
- adventure; teen
- Characters
- Archie Andrews; Veronica Lodge; Hiram Lodge; Reggie Mantle; King Koala; Jughead Jones (cameo); Betty Cooper (cameo); Chuck Clayton (cameo); Dilton Doiley (cameo); Moose Mason (cameo); Pop Tate (cameo); Clark Kent (cameo)
- Synopsis
- Archie and the Lodges travel to a remote island to find King Koala, a giant koala bear. They bring the creature back to Riverdale, where it escapes and goes on a rampage, grabbing Veronica and climbing Lodge Towers, the tallest building in town.
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- Keywords
- King Kong; koala bears
Parody of the movie King Kong, including the battle between King Koala and a dinosaur and also the koala taking Veronica and climbing a skyscraper.
Clark Kent is seen walking away from a phone booth as Archie approaches.
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- George Gladir (credited)
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- Bob White (credited)
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- Bob White (credited)
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- Genre
- humor; science fiction
- Characters
- Pink Martian Man; Johnny; unnamed girl; Archie Andrews (cameo, on future television); Veronica Lodge (cameo, on future television)
- Synopsis
- A young boy and girl ask the Pink Martian Man to take them to 3019 because 2019 is too boring. The kids imagine the advantages of the future, but the Martian reminds them that school will be much harder. The kids decide to stay home.
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- Keywords
- fish bowl; future; homework; robots; space helmet; wrist telephones
Dates changed from 1962 to 2019 in this printing.
- Script
- Frank Doyle (credited as Doyle)
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- Stan Goldberg (credited as Goldberg)
- Inks
- Jon D'Agostino (credited as D'Agostino)
- Colors
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- Bill Yoshida (credited as Yoshida)
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- Genre
- adventure; teen
- Characters
- Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Bjourdu (an alien); Bjourdu's sister (another alien)
- Synopsis
- After an evening of unnatural meteor showers, Archie, Betty, and Veronica are captured by aliens who want to collect earth specimens.
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This story appears in 2 parts: Part I (6 pages) and Part II (5 pages).
- Script
- Frank Doyle (credited)
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- Stan Goldberg (credited)
- Inks
- Jon D'Agostino (credited)
- Colors
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- Bill Yoshida (credited)
- Genre
- science fiction; teen
- Characters
- Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper; Jughead Jones; unnamed man from Altera
- Synopsis
- Archie, Betty, and Veronica land on the planet Altera to find out who snatched Jughead while spacewalking. They notice that while Altera is more advanced technologically than Earth, all their decor is from the Victorian era. It turns out that one day a 1910 Saws and Rearbuck mail-order catalog fell from the sky (apparently from a time capsule launched from Earth), and Alterans treated it as sort of a bible. And because a picture of Mr. Rearbuck on the title page of the catalog looked similar to Jughead, Altera decided he was the "great spirit" Rearbuck, and treated him like royalty.
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"Saws and Rearbuck" is an obvious parody of Sears and Roebuck. An early 20th-century car on the planet looked remarkably similar to Archie's jalopy, but in green.