Archie #10
In "Chapter One: I Thought He Was a Valet," Veronica faces the fallout of her father's controversial campaign tactics, pushing him to take action—while Archie's heartfelt video project takes a surprising turn when Mr. Collier misreads it as a resignation, announcing he's leaving town. Written by Mark Waid and brought to life with vibrant, expressive art by Veronica Fish—both on interior and cover—this 2016 issue captures the quiet chaos of high school life with emotional honesty and a touch of humor.
In "Chapter One: I Thought He Was a Valet," Veronica uses a secretly recorded video of Mr. Collier losing his temper with Archie in class to fuel her father’s mayoral campaign against Collier. With tensions rising in Riverdale’s political race, the footage becomes a flashpoint that tests loyalties and exposes hidden motives.
In "Chapter Two: I'm Fine" from Archie #10 (2016), Betty grapples with her growing resentment toward Veronica, blaming her for her uncle’s struggles, while Archie tries to ease the tension by capturing moments of Mr. Collier’s unexpected kindness on camera. The story quietly explores the weight of blame and the small, uncertain steps toward understanding.
In "Chapter Three: Hey, Dogcatcher," Veronica pushes back when her father’s controversial campaign tactics make her the target of school gossip, demanding he take responsibility. Meanwhile, Archie’s video project accidentally sparks a misunderstanding that leads Mr. Collier to announce he’s quitting his job and leaving town.
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