Archie Annual #6

In "One Way Ticket," Archie finds himself stuck with just one ticket to the big dance, but when Reggie offers a devious solution—insulting Veronica to cancel their date—Archie sees a chance to turn the tables. What starts as a prank quickly spirals into a clever twist when Archie uses Reggie’s own advice to trick him into buying the last ticket for Veronica, leaving Reggie stuck with the consequences.

In "Suit To Kill!", Betty’s impulsive purchase of the very bathing suit Veronica had her heart set on sets off a playful war of wits at the Riverdale bathing suit contest. When Veronica tries to get Archie to laugh at Betty’s choice—hoping to shame her into returning it—the prank quickly spirals into a full-blown rivalry that puts the whole contest in jeopardy.

In "Name Brand!", Betty takes a playful jab at Veronica’s fashion obsession by stenciling her name onto a handkerchief and placing it on Archie’s forehead while he sunbathes — turning a lazy afternoon into a sticky situation neither of them saw coming.

In "Like Father, Like Son!", Jughead finds himself in trouble with Miss Grundy over his unfinished homework—only to defend himself by claiming his dad’s just as bad. When she suggests he talk to his father, Jughead delivers the ultimate comeback: he’s not the only one who’d rather skip the work.

In "Foiled Again," Archie and Reggie find themselves in trouble when Mr. Weatherbee catches them brawling—so they quickly improvise a dramatic retelling of the Knights of the Round Table to save face. When the principal suggests they settle things with fencing instead, the boys’ attempt at chivalry quickly spirals into another chaotic clash.

Archie and Jughead try to smooth things over with Mr. Lodge by presenting him with a big fish they caught—only to realize too late that the fish came from a fishing boat, and now they’re stuck helping him retrace their steps to the exact same spot.