Archie Comics Digest #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Net Profit," Jughead faces his ultimate challenge: a cafeteria experiment gone wild, where the school staff lets him eat freely in a bid to break his love for food—only to discover that some appetites are harder to satisfy than they thought. Drawn with sharp, expressive lines by Samm Schwartz, this classic Archie Comics Digest tale captures the humor and heart of Riverdale’s most legendary snack enthusiast.
In "The Silent Woman," Veronica, off on a trip to Europe, has a life-size wax figure of herself created and sets it up in her car—complete with a chauffeur assigned to follow Archie around town. The plan? To make Archie believe Veronica is still watching him, keeping him from getting too close to Betty, all while she's miles away.
In "Photo Finish," Betty grows fed up with always coming in second to Veronica in Archie’s attention. Enter Jughead, determined to make Archie see the light—by turning every wall in Riverdale into a gallery of Betty’s photos, one sticky note at a time.
In "Power Man," Archie becomes convinced that Jughead has developed superhuman fighting skills after watching him rehearse a stage fight with Moose, sparking a wave of disbelief and fascination among the Riverdale crowd. As rumors spread, the line between performance and reality blurs, leaving everyone wondering just how strong Jughead really is.
In "The Devil's Triangle Part 1," Archie, Veronica, and Mr. Lodge find themselves stranded on a mysterious island after their plane crashes in the infamous Devil's Triangle. Trapped by strange aliens who claim to be harvesting Earth technology, Archie begins to suspect something’s off when he notices familiar Japanese-made parts on their flying saucer. With quick thinking and a sharp eye, he devises a plan to outwit their captors and lead the group to freedom.
In "The Devil's Triangle Part 2," Archie, Veronica, and Mr. Lodge find themselves stranded on a mysterious island after their plane crashes in the infamous Devil's Triangle. Trapped by strange aliens who claim to be harvesting Earth technology, Archie begins to suspect something's off when he notices parts of their flying saucer bear a distinctly Japanese origin. With quick thinking and a dash of daring, he hatches a plan to outwit their captors and make a daring escape.
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