Reggie’s Revenge

Over the years, Reggie has made a reputation as the least likeable of the Archie gang, largely because of the cons, gags, and practical jokes he’s always playing on everyone else. And while they’re as likely to backfire as not, he’s built up an impressive collection of stunts over the years.

Reggie’s Revenge was an anthology of Reggie’s greatest gags, featuring some new strips, but primarily consisting of reprint material dating back to the early days of Archie Comics. Published twice a year between 1994 and 1995, it’s a good introduction to the Archie line, as well as a little-seen historical take on these legendarily unchanging characters.

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#1

Mar 1994

Cover: $2.00

W: Dan Parent, Tom Moore, Frank Doyle · A: Rex W. Lindsey, Samm Schwartz, Bill Vigoda, Harry Lucey

Reprints from Archie’s Pal Jughead #49 (Aug 1958), Pep #163 (Jun 1963), Archie #92 (May-Jun 1958) and #103 (Aug 1959), and Archie’s Pals’n’ Gals #29 (summer 1964); Spring 1994

2 copies from $2.64
#2

Sep 1994

Cover: $2.00

W: Bill Golliher, Frank Doyle, Hal Smith · A: Bill Golliher, Rex W. Lindsey, Bill Vigoda, George Freese

Reprints from Laugh Comics #75 (Jun 1956), Archie Annual #13 (1961-62), Betty & Veronica #24 (May 1956); Fall 1994

No copies available
#3

Mar 1995

Cover: $2.00

W: Joe Edwards, George Gladir, Frank Doyle, Hal Smith · A: Doug Crane, Stan Goldberg

Reprints from Archie #376 (Apr 1990) and Everything’s Archie #117 (May 1985); Final issue; Spring 1995

No copies available