Archie Archives: Spring Fever and Other Stories
by Various; Tosh, DavidFormat: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2016-05-24
Publisher(s): Dark Horse Books
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Summary
Archie, Jughead, and the gang are all back with another laugh-packed volume of vintage comics sure to delight even the most fanatical of fans. Dark Horse's gorgeously restored archive editions of these early Archie adventures now come in bargain-priced trade paperback collections. Whether he's double dating (or is that double timing?) with Betty and Veronica, or pulling silly pranks on everyone at Riverdale High, nobody can keep up with Archie Andrews--unless you're reading these books! Collecting Archie material from 1943 and 1944, this volume provides over 200 pages of full-color hilarity!
Author Biography
Harry F. Sahle drew gag cartoons for Boy's Life in the late 1930s. During the 1940s he was a comic book artist for the Chesler Studio and Funnies Inc. He did several features for Archie Publications, such as Applejack, Archie, The Black Hood, Red Rube and Steel Sterling. He did back-ups for Hillman (in Air Fighters and Airboy), fillers for Centaur and Ziff-Davis, and a couple of features for Marvel, including Black Widow, Human Torch, Blonde Phantom and Silver Scorpion. For Quality, he did the features Candy and Ezra from the mid-1940s until his death in the mid-1950s. Sahle was also the creator of the Candy newspaper strip for the Chicago Times (1944-45).
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