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Author Topic: Looking for Archie Comic from 1987 - Need help with search  (Read 962 times)

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Offline flowerandwater

Looking for Archie Comic from 1987 - Need help with search
« on: February 23, 2011, 11:55:14 PM »
Hi there,

I sent in a story to Archie (not sure title or issue - I know! I know!) in 1987 and it was published (and I think I won $7!). I have no idea how one would figure out which issue this was.

It was one of those reader write-ins. I wrote a story at the age of 8 years old about living on a houseboat and that I lived on the boat with a gaggle of kittens. I remember that Archie drew a picture of the boat with little portholes with a kitten head in each.

I would love to get my hands on this. Any idea how one would research this?

Thanks! M

Offline Oldiesmann

Do you have any idea of at least the title that it appeared in? Going through all the issues that were published in 1987, assuming we could locate them, would take a long time.
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Offline flowerandwater

Yeah unfortunately I have no idea which title - so this may be an impossible endeavor. I wish there was some way to search online (like searching my name for example). Might be a lost cause!

Offline suzanimated

If you remember what the cover looks like, you can check the GCBD. I've tracked down digests from the 80s that way.

http://www.comics.org/
Suzannah Rowntree | Features Editor
Archie Comic Publications

Offline flowerandwater

Unfortunately I have no memory for what the cover even looked like - guess this isn't gonna happen easily. . .


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Did you buy the comic when it was published?  If you ever owned it, you could probably at least start by distinguishing between covers and titles that look familiar and those that don't.

Good luck!  :)

Offline n8starr

Tried looking thru my Archie series books from this year and got no results. Are you sure it was 1987? I'm not really sure what other books besides Archie did the "archie club news" section

 

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