Archie and Me Comics Digest #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Haunted (Lodge) Mansion," a playful prank by Salem spirals into a full-blown gender-swap chaos when the Riverdale gang debates who has it easier—only to find themselves switched overnight. Tania del Rio and Gisèle Lagacé deliver a fresh, funny take on the familiar crew, with Jeff Shultz’s cover capturing the eerie twist perfectly.
When Veronica and Archie stumble upon the enigmatic Dr. Klaws at a cat show, their curiosity quickly turns to confusion—and then to alarm—when the mysterious scientist lures Veronica into drinking a strange potion that transforms her into a feline. The story unfolds with a mix of playful intrigue and rising tension as Archie must navigate the bizarre consequences, all while unraveling the truth behind Dr. Klaws’ odd behavior.
In "Just for Sprite," Jughead’s impromptu apple tasting in a rural orchard takes a whimsical turn when the local farmers, convinced he’s a real field sprite, treat him like a mythical guardian. His attempt to enjoy a few apples quickly spirals into a series of comically earnest misunderstandings.
In "The Great Switcheroo!", Riverdale’s usual teenage squabbles take a magical turn when a spell from Salem swaps the genders of Archie, Betty, Veronica, and the rest of the gang. With everyone now living life in each other’s shoes, the usual dynamics flip in hilarious, unexpected ways. Sabrina ultimately restores things by sprinkling magic dust at a concert, but not before chaos reigns.
In "Jack and the Escalator," Jack swaps his beloved comic book collection for a pair of enchanted pizza crusts that magically transform into a towering escalator. At the top, he encounters a vegetarian giant, and together they hatch clever plans to turn their strange new partnership into something profitable—though just how far their schemes will go remains to be seen.
In "His Master's Voice," Archie finds himself stuck overnight in Dilton’s high-tech new house, forced to test Walter, the sassy voice-activated computer servant. What starts as a simple experiment quickly turns into a clash of personalities as Archie and the overly literal AI struggle to coexist.
Veronica throws a charity Halloween ball, and the gang shows up in full costume—only to find two suspicious guests, Thomas and Hector, lurking in the shadows. As the evening unfolds, it’s clear these two aren’t there for the candy or the dancing.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Joke Book Magazine #66 (1962), Jughead #234 (1974), Jughead #242 (1975), Life with Archie #163 (1975), Jughead's Jokes #52 (1977), Jughead's Jokes #60 (1978), Life with Archie #248 (1985), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #191 (1987), Laugh #3 (1987), Jughead #3 (1987), Laugh #20 (1990), Archie's Story & Game Digest Magazine #21 (1991), Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #97 (1995), Jughead with Archie Digest #144 (1998), Archie & Friends #32 (1998), Archie #480 (1999), Archie & Friends #38 (1999), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine #95 (2005), Jughead & Friends Digest Magazine #34 (2009), Archie #636 (2012), Archie #636 (2012)
Reprinted in Archie Modern Classics #1 (2019), Archie Halloween Spectacular #[nn] (2019), Archie 80th Anniversary Jumbo Comics Digest #4 (2021)
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