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It’s a story I never submitted for reasons to be revealed!Ĭonvention appearance queries – Info here! For your interest, in an upcoming post I’ll show a few pages from my script and layouts for this story, along with some commentary.įollowing that, I might even post an alternate script/story that I wrote for the issue. In keeping with the Archie Comics 80th anniversary theme, editors Mike Pellerito and Stephen Oswald invited me to write a story having to do with anniversaries in some fashion. I don’t have a list of contents, but chances are good that you will find work by Bob Montana, Frank Doyle, George Gladir, Dan DeCarlo, Samm Schwartz, Bill Vigoda, Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, Bob Bolling and many other favorites. The rest of the issue is filled with classic stories from Archie Comics’s eight-decades history. Look for my new story behind a nice cover featuring Archie in a retro style, by Bill Galvin. Previously, Bill drew a mini-series I wrote starring Dilton - It was a digital comic which I’ve never yet managed to see! If so, it will be our first collaboration in quite a while.

Not only big events, but also, small, insignificant ones! I believe Bill Golliher does the art.

My story, titled “Happy MANYversary,” focuses on Betty’s penchant for remembering and celebrating events. I wrote the lead story for Archie 80th Anniversary Jumbo Comics Digest #3! Look for it on sale in stores on June 23, 2021.

Cincinnati comic expo stan lee experience