Archie #104

In "The Weight-Ing Game," Archie finds himself stretched thin financially just as Veronica insists on a fancy dinner—only she’s on a diet, and Betty has a clever (if mischievous) idea to make her think she’s losing too much weight. With a mix of humor and high school charm, the trio navigates the tricky balance of friendship, romance, and the occasional dieting drama.

In "Tumbling Tumble Deeds," Jughead challenges Archie’s observation with a boast that Riverdale itself is full of tumblers—right under their noses. With his usual mix of confidence and whimsy, Jughead sets out to prove his point, turning the everyday streets of Riverdale into a circus of acrobatic possibilities.

Archie suits up in full fencing gear, foil in hand, ready for a dramatic duel—only to learn Mr. Lodge’s "fencing" lesson is actually a request to help build a garden fence. The mismatch between expectation and reality fuels this classic 1959 Archie humor tale, where a simple misunderstanding leads to laughs and a lesson in literal interpretations.