Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #10

Archie's sudden urge to shake up his routine sends him and his friends on a series of increasingly awkward misadventures. When even his usual hangouts feel stale, he's desperate for something new—until Mary shows him that sometimes, staying the same isn’t the problem.

In "The Specialist," Betty and Veronica swap their usual roles in Archie’s life—Betty takes on the glamorous side while Veronica handles the practical stuff like homework and meals. It’s a playful twist on their classic rivalry, with Archie caught in the middle of a very different kind of teenage drama.

When the anti-littering campaign at Riverdale High hits a wall, a mysterious masked figure known only as the Phantom Scribbler begins defacing the school—turning chaos into a surprising wake-up call. As the prankster’s antics spark a sudden wave of pride in the campus, students start taking ownership of their environment in ways no poster ever could.

In "All for Who?", Archie suggests forming a trio like the Three Musketeers with Betty and Veronica, but Veronica’s playful take on the idea quickly turns into a clever ploy to sideline Betty—leaving Archie caught in the middle of a friendship test that’s equal parts humor and heart.

In "Sub-Suburbia," Betty’s imagination runs wild after a documentary about underwater future cities, sending her into a whimsical daydream where Riverdale’s usual teenage chaos unfolds beneath the sea. With Jo and the gang navigating their usual antics in a surreal aquatic twist, the story blends humor and nostalgia in a delightfully odd slice of 1979 teen life.

In "Long Overdue," Jughead finds himself stymied when the library won’t let him check out a reference book—so he takes matters into his own hands by recording the entire text on a tape recorder, turning a quiet afternoon into a hilariously unorthodox study session.