Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #18

In "Mental Block," Archie Andrews finds himself in an unusually serious mood, convinced he's outgrown his parents' taste in television. As he tries to steer them toward more "intellectually superior" pastimes, his efforts to elevate their viewing habits lead to a series of awkward and humorous clashes.

In "The Male Lead," Miss Grundy’s school play stirs unexpected excitement when every student, eager for a role, rushes to audition—no casting call needed. With the spotlight firmly on the drama department, the real question becomes who will land the most coveted part.

In "Say Cheese," Archie Andrews finds himself caught in a rare moment of quiet when Mr. Lodge is named Riverdale's Citizen of the Year—forcing the usually gruff businessman to keep his cool around photographers, even when Archie’s antics inevitably draw his attention.

In "See No Evil, Hear No Evil," Archie Andrews finds himself wrongly accused after a prank gone wrong when classmate Nicky, caught littering, retaliates by doctored photos painting Archie as the vandal. With his reputation on the line, Archie turns the tables using clever audio manipulation to expose Nicky’s scheme and clear his name.

In "Just Fur Fun," Archie Andrews finds himself caught in a furry feud when local kids keep sending their dog after a neighbor’s cat, driving it up a tree. With the boys refusing to stop, Archie teams up with a friend who owns a fearsome feline named Terrible Tom to teach the dog a lesson—though the plan might just backfire in the most chaotic way.

In "Pucker Power," Archie Andrews and the gang dive into a silly game of post office after their student council meeting, only to find Mr. Weatherbee unexpectedly caught in the act—just as things start getting awkward. The chaos unfolds with classic teen humor and a pinch of schoolyard mischief, all in a lighthearted 6-page tale.