Archie and Me Comics Digest #15

When Moose strains a muscle shoveling snow and can't help with physically demanding tasks, Jughead steps in—using tools and clever solutions to keep things running. Meanwhile, Reggie seizes the chance to charm Midge while Moose’s sidelined.

In "Juggierella," Jughead's messy reputation lands him at the door of Veronica's fancy party, but when Dilton hands him a magical belt, a dazzling hologram of a dapper gentleman appears—transforming Jughead's image, one awkward moment at a time.

In "Ghosts," Archie flips through an old yearbook and finds himself caught in a quiet moment of memory—recalling a time when Mr. Weatherbee, the ever-stern principal, almost walked away from Riverdale High. The story lingers on what might have been, weaving nostalgia and the quiet weight of change through a single, fleeting thought.

In "Cartoon Crisis," Jo and Chuck Clayton navigate the fallout when Mr. Weatherbee cancels the school dance, prompting Chuck to channel his frustration into a sharp cartoon for the school paper—only to find his satire sparks a chain reaction he never expected.

In "Lost Chance," the gang finds themselves oddly captivated by a reality show blending survival and racing, sparking a playful what-if as they each imagine how they'd handle the challenge—just how far would Jo go to win?

In "Surprise," Dilton confides in Archie about his struggle with kleptomania, just as Betty reads an article about leaving anonymous gifts as a romantic gesture. Inspired, she buys small trinkets from Archie and slips them into his pocket—only for Archie to discover the gifts and panic, convinced he’s developed a secret shoplifting habit.

In "Tooth Truth," Jughead finds himself in a bizarre bargain with the Tooth Fairy, who swaps a new tooth for a quarter—on the condition that he never eat chopped chicken livers with it. The promise sounds simple, but the real test is how far he’ll go to keep it, even when temptation strikes.

Jo and her friends find themselves in a whirlwind of noise and chaos at the new youth center, where Sampson’s strict rules clash with Samantha’s need to study—only to discover that the real challenge isn’t the noise, but the silence at home.