Archie #2

In "Chapter One: Two Kittens and a Puppy," Veronica tries to distract her father from his mayoral campaign by convincing Archie to help her pick out a kitten at the pet store—partly to cover a lie she told him. As their plan unfolds, the usual Riverdale charm blends with a touch of teenage mischief, all set against the backdrop of family tension and a surprising trio of furry companions.

In "Chapter Two: Simple Comforts," Veronica goes all out to help Archie’s dad during a tough time, arriving with a giant TV and her household staff to cook and clean—only to find that not everyone appreciates the grand gesture. The story quietly explores the tension between good intentions and unexpected reactions, all within the familiar rhythms of Riverdale life.

In "Chapter One: I Thought He Was a Valet," Veronica’s sharp eye catches a moment that could shift the town’s political landscape: footage of Mr. Collier, Betty’s uncle, snapping at Archie during class. With Collier campaigning against Veronica’s father for mayor, the clip becomes a powerful tool in a high-stakes race where personal tensions and public image collide.

In "Chapter Two: I'm Fine" from Archie #2 (2016), Betty grapples with her growing resentment toward Veronica, blaming her for her uncle’s struggles, while Archie steps in with a heartfelt gesture—filming Mr. Collier in a moment that shows his quiet kindness. The story unfolds with emotional weight, capturing the fragile balance between friendship, loyalty, and the pressure to be strong.

In "Chapter Three: Hey, Dogcatcher," Veronica pushes back against the fallout from her father’s controversial campaign, demanding he take action—while Archie’s well-intentioned video project accidentally sparks a panic when Mr. Collier misreads it as a resignation.

In this 2016 tale from Archie #2, Veronica and Archie form a band to rebuild their public image, prompting Betty to launch her own act in response. As both groups prepare for the Riverdale High talent contest, a chance encounter backstage brings Archie and Betty face to face—setting the stage for a quiet, unexpected moment of connection.

In "Chapter Three: RRRrrrRRRrrr," Mr. Lodge announces the family’s sudden departure from Riverdale, gloating that Veronica will never see Archie again. Betty races to get Archie to the airport in time for a farewell, but the clock runs out—leaving only silence where goodbye might have been.