Archie #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chapter One: Sounds Expensive," Betty returns to Riverdale High in a wheelchair, facing the challenges of school and her new reality with quiet resolve. As her father cuts ties with the Andrews family, the tension between personal pride and family loyalty begins to simmer. Written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Audrey Mok, with colors by Kelly Fitzpatrick and letters by Jack Morelli, this issue sets a poignant tone with a cover by Audrey Mok.
Betty rolls back into school in a wheelchair, her resolve sharp as she navigates hallways with quiet determination. But her return is shadowed by her father’s cold declaration—cutting ties with the Andrews family, leaving her to face the new normal alone.
In "Chapter Three: But Thank You," Betty finds herself caught between the outpouring of support from her Riverdale High friends and the quiet, painful distance her father insists on maintaining—especially when it comes to Archie. As loyalty and uncertainty swirl, Betty must navigate what it means to be seen, believed, and loved, even when the truth feels out of reach.
In "Chapter Four: Family Meeting," Archie makes a tough choice when he sells his beloved car to help cover Betty's medical expenses, handing the money directly to Mr. Cooper—only to find the gesture falls flat. With quiet determination, Archie finds a way to reach Betty, hoping his actions can still mean something.
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