Archie and Me #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeArchie and Me Vol. 1 collects the early issues of the 2018 series that reimagines the classic Archie Comics title. This volume focuses on the bond between Archie Andrews and his father, Fred, exploring their relationship through a mix of humor and heartfelt moments. Alongside familiar faces from Riverdale like Jughead, Betty, and Reggie, the stories highlight the everyday adventures and challenges of the Andrews family.
In "Muscle Bound!", Archie recounts his misadventures as a camp counselor through a series of hilarious flashbacks triggered by photos, with each image serving as a punchline. When he tries to snap a nighttime shot of a forest animal, his trip wire backfires spectacularly—landing Mr. Weatherbee in the lake, still in his pajamas. Written and illustrated by Joe Edwards, with inks by Jon D'Agostino, this lighthearted tale captures classic Archie charm, all framed by Dan DeCarlo’s nostalgic cover art and Rudy Lapick’s inks.
In "Always Archie," Mr. Weatherbee’s unwavering belief that Archie is behind every school mishap puts the teen in an impossible spot—especially when Betty tries to prove him innocent by staging a series of pranks herself. The story unfolds with classic Archie humor as chaos spirals, testing the limits of blame, friendship, and just how far one can go to clear a name.
In "The Winner," Archie teams up with Jo to outwit Mr. Weatherbee after Reggie tricks the principal into thinking he’s absent—only for Archie to sprint through the halls in retaliation. With a prank war heating up and the school’s most notorious rule enforcer on the hunt, Archie’s revenge takes a turn no one saw coming.
In "Coach" Weatherbee," Mr. Weatherbee, reminiscing about his college football days, decides to turn Archie into Riverdale High’s next gridiron star—only to discover that enthusiasm doesn’t translate to talent, and even the most well-meaning drills can leave a teen utterly exhausted.
In "Camp Camp," Mr. Weatherbee sees summer camp as his escape from Archie’s chaos—until Archie shows up as a counselor. With every attempt to stay out of trouble, Archie’s antics inevitably unravel Mr. Weatherbee’s carefully planned season, turning the camp into a whirlwind of mishaps neither can quite control.
In "Campers' Capers," Archie recounts his chaotic summer as a camp counselor through a series of hilarious flashbacks tied to his photos. One misadventure has him setting up a trip wire to catch a nighttime animal, only to spring a surprise on Mr. Weatherbee—whose pajama-clad fall into the lake becomes the punchline of the story.
In "When the Boone Comes Over the Mountain...", Mr. Weatherbee spins a tall tale about Daniel Boone lost in the Haunted Cave, only to vanish himself—reappearing on the other side of the state with a story to tell. The campers hang on every word as he recounts the wild journey, turning the campfire into a stage for legend and laughter.
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↩ Reprints Archie Comics #95 (1958), Archie #106 (1959), Archie and Me #3 (1965), Archie and Me #4 (1965), Archie and Me #6 (1966), Archie and Me #7 (1966), Archie and Me #8 (1966), Archie and Me #9 (1966), Archie and Me #10 (1966), Archie and Me #14 (1967), Archie and Me #15 (1967), Archie and Me #16 (1967), Archie and Me #17 (1967), Archie and Me #18 (1967), Archie and Me #21 (1968), Archie and Me #22 (1968), Archie and Me #23 (1968)
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