Archie and Me Comics Digest #6

Dilton’s eco-friendly push leads Archie to try cycling, with hilariously wobbly results—until a few laps on two wheels land him a surprise date with some Dutch exchange students.

In "Science Friction," Reggie’s attempt to impress the gang with his love of sci-fi backfires when he dons a Martian costume to scare them—only for Mr. Lodge to call the police, turning a prank into a messy misunderstanding. The story captures the awkward, high-stakes humor of teenage pride and the unexpected consequences of trying too hard to fit in.

In "Windows Pain," Reggie’s computer woes take a bizarre turn when he seeks help from Jughead at the electronics store—only to find his friend more interested in washing windows than fixing tech issues. With a mix of classic Archie humor and a perfectly timed misunderstanding, this one-page gag leans into the absurdity of teenage frustration and the ever-present mystery of Jughead’s priorities.

In "A Simple Case of...Split Personality!", Dilton's science fair project—a machine designed to swap personalities—takes an unexpected turn when Reggie tamers with it, hoping to sabotage Dilton’s chances. When the machine malfunctions during the demonstration, Reggie ends up winning by default, but soon after, both Dilton and Archie begin acting completely out of character, leaving everyone wondering what really happened.

After winning an artistic award, Chuck gets the chance to paint a blank mural at school—but suddenly everyone from his teachers to his friends has a strong opinion on how they should be portrayed.