Archie & Friends All Stars #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bad Hair Daze!: The Story of the Rapunzels," Dan Parent and Jeff Shultz reimagine "Beauty and the Beast" with a twist, as Prince Archibald’s arrogance triggers a curse from Enchantress Veronica, transforming him into a beast. When Betty must venture to the cursed castle to save her father, Waldo the handyman, she finds herself at the heart of a tale where love, courage, and a very unusual hairstyle might just be the key to breaking the spell. Cover by Dan Parent.
In "Bad Hair Daze!: The Story of the Rapunzels," Betty and Veronica find themselves at the center of a whimsical twist on the classic Rapunzel tale—where the roles are reversed, the magic is tangled, and the hair is very much the star. With twins in tow and a witch demanding a sacrifice, the duo must navigate a fairy tale gone hilariously off-script, all while keeping their cool and their curls.
In this charming twist on a classic fairy tale, Betty finds herself drawn to the mysterious Beast—Prince Archibald—after he’s cursed by the scorned Enchantress Veronica. When her father, Waldo the handyman, is imprisoned, Betty must journey to the Beast’s castle to bargain for his freedom, unaware of the quiet magic unfolding between them.
In this whimsical twist on the classic tale, Snow White flees the jealous wrath of Veronica, the self-proclaimed queen of Riverdale, who can't stand that Snow White’s charm outshines her own. Seeking refuge, Snow White stumbles upon seven delightfully odd little men who live in the woods, each with their own quirks and quiet wisdom.
In "Little Mermaids," Betty and Veronica—stepsister mermaid princesses—find their underwater world upended when Prince Archie arrives on the surface, sparking a rivalry that flares even as they both dream of life on land. With the help of Cheryl the Sea Witch, they each seek to become human, unaware that Cheryl has her own dangerous designs on Archie.
In "Reggiestiltskin," Prince Archie's reckless flirtations land two peasant girls in trouble with the sharp-tongued Princess Cheryl, setting off a chain of schemes that draws in the cunning troll Reggiestiltskin, who sees an opportunity to manipulate them all for his own gain.
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