"ARCHIE": Raj's innovative photography stunts backfire. ORIGINAL SUNDAY COMIC STRIP ART by HENRY SCARPELLI & CRAIG BOLDMAN. by Scarpelli, Henry; and Boldman, Craig - 2008.

Creators Syndicate, Inc., 2008., 2008.. Very good. - An original pen & ink drawing consisting of 9 panels drawn in three rows on 11-1/8 inch high by 17 inch wide Bristol board. Drawn and inked by Henry Scarpelli from a script by Craig Boldman, the strip portrays Raj explaining to Archie how he plans to capture "innovative camera shots from unexpected places", leaving people to ask "I wonder how he got it?" Needless to say the branch he's perched on breaks. The bruise on his head is so prominent that Betty exclaims to Veronica "I wonder how he got i?" The "Archie" pictorial title logo, printed on paper, is mounted on the first panel. Signed "Henry Scarpelli & Craig Boldman" at the top right of the last panel above the date "6-29". The syndicate's credits, printed on a strip of paper, are mounted between the first two bottom panels and Archie comics web site address, also printed on a strip of paper, is mounted between the last 2 panels. There are editorial markings in blue graphite in the margins and the number "2288" and the date are penciled at the top left corner of the strip. Archie Comics' credits are stamped on the verso. Very good.

The American comic book artist Henry Scarpelli (1930-2010) won recognition for his work on D.C. comics "Date With Debbi" and "Leave It To Binky", earning him the Shazam Award for Best Inker in 1970. He went on to draw the daily Archie comic strip through the 1990s and 2000s.

Craig Boldman wrote the scripts for the Archie comic strips from 1992.