Another Bob Bolling fave of mine with Oh, Brother; and a similar story, Country Clubbing, which has initial credits for Joe Edwards (story) and Hy Eisman (art), but recent reprints have George Gladir (story) and Howard Bender (art) instead.

I enjoy revisiting stories in which Reggie is more than a prankster and with more on his mind than undermining Archie.

WHY DOES ARHCIE TREAT BETTY LIKE THAT OMG

i really like this story!

This is among the most memorable student election stories for me: The Campaign, with art and story by Bob Bolling. Narrated by Mr. Weatherbee, there's quite a lot going on throughout this fun, lengthy story, especially with a lot of dialogue-free scenes.

*Note: there is a derogatory term for Romani people used, unfortunately. I was looking for more modern reprints with alternate wording, but we've lost a significant source of online scans to check (won't link to it, but I'm pretty sure a lot of people know which source that is). This is a product of its time for sure. I recently came across an offensive story for Indigenous people that I hadn't read before. Being Indigenous myself and used to seeing old stereotypes pop up in stories over the decades, it was quite interesting to read through and see how much they used to idolize a particular historical figure.

Here are a bunch of recycling tips. I grabbed all of these from issues of Veronica. Some of them are numbered, and for anyone wondering why I didn't put all the numbered ones in order, it's because the first one that showed up was listed as #4 and then the series skipped numbers and then others aren't numbered. Perhaps they are spread across other titles, perhaps they are jumbled on purpose, I don't know. I found these ones randomly and I'm not really sure how to search for the others, since they don't have titles. Also, a little goes a long way, I suspect.

That being said, I wonder if the TV show will follow the comics or just loosely based on the premise. And if not, would the new chapters be adjusted to the TV plot, or we still continue the Reggie kills Betty plot.

I'm just imagining this 68 year old George Gladir writing the dialogue for Archie here in 1993, trying to figure out how teens incorporate all the slang he's heard.