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Editor credits given based on information from "Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation" which appears on the bottom of page 2 of the "Archie Club News" feature.
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No credits given for cover, but artwork has been identified as DeCarlo's (http://www.archiefans.com/through-the-decades/favorite-archie-artists-the-60s/msg2273/#msg2273).
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No credits given, but artwork identified as Hartley's (http://archie.oldiesmann.us/through_the_decades/favorite_archie_artists_the_60s-t342.0.html;msg2273#msg2273)
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Artwork identified as DeCarlo's (http://archie.oldiesmann.us/through_the_decades/favorite_archie_artists_the_60s-t342.0.html;msg2273#msg2273)
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One of the earliest appearances by Smithers, the faithful Lodge butler. No credits, but artwork identified as Hartley's (http://archie.oldiesmann.us/through_the_decades/favorite_archie_artists_the_60s-t342.0.html;msg2273#msg2273)
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Titles available in this offer: Archie Annual #20; Archie's Pals 'N' Gals #51; Little Archie #53; The World of Jughead #161; Archie's Christmas Stocking #158; Jughead's Jokes #11; Archie's Madhouse Annual #6; Betty and Veronica Spectacular #153; Betty and Veronica Summer Fun #155; The World of Archie #160; Archie's Jokes #154; Betty and Veronica Christmas Spectacular #159. Offer never expired. Comics were 25 cents each.
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This story is longer than most Li'l Jinx stories that appeared in Archie Comics in the 1970s. Great gag though.
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This sort of thing would never work today due to all the weirdos out there - it would be too risky to list the names, addresses and ages of various kids around the country. This occupied most of the page. The bottom quarter or so was an offer for Archie's Groovy Stationery Kit.
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Ad does not say what the kit includes (besides paper of course). Cost was $1.25 for one kit or $2.00 for two. Postage and handling included in cost. Offer didn't expire. Occupied the bottom quarter or so of the page. The rest of the page was the Pen Pal Club promo.
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This month's articles are all on the latest Archie show and The Archies' latest record, "Bang Shang-A-Lang". Articles use popular slang terms from the time - "groovy", "out-a-site" [more commonly "outta site"] and "DYNAMITE!". A variation of the last phrase would be made famous 5 years later by comedian Jimmy Walker on the sitcom "Good Times". It is uncertain where these phrases originated. First page contained the First- through Fourth-prize winners. The second page contained the Fifth- and Sixth-place winners. The second page also contained an offer to join the Archie Club [at a cost of 25 cents], with a copy of the "Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation" crammed in sideways below it. (The "Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation" is a form required by the US Postal Service that, according to the Texas Press Association, is used to "to determine if the publication is maintaining its eligibility to continue to qualify for Periodicals mailing privileges." [http://www.texaspress.com/postal/statement.htm])
Everything's Archie #18 published February 1972Archie Double Digest #235 [Direct Edition] published January 2013 Notes:
No credits given, but artwork has been credited to Al Hartley (http://www.archiefans.com/through-the-decades/favorite-archie-artists-the-60s/msg2273/#msg2273)
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