Archie & Friends All Stars #25

In "Camp Camp," Mr. Weatherbee sees summer camp as his escape from Archie’s chaos—only to find Archie signed on as a counselor. As the camp season unfolds, Archie’s well-meaning antics keep colliding with Mr. Weatherbee’s plans, turning every attempt at peace into a new disaster.

In "Camp Chump," Mr. Weatherbee puts the camp counselors to the test, demanding they pull off a flawless show of competence to win over the kids and parents—because the second session depends on it. With nerves on edge and egos in play, the pressure’s on to make the summer camp feel like a must-attend event.

Betty takes a summer job as a counselor at Camp Mink, the very camp Veronica once attended, hoping to find a fresh start—but she quickly finds the spoiled rich kids more than she bargained for. With her patience tested and her confidence waning, she’s left wondering if she’s cut out for the role.

In "Campers' Capers," Archie recounts a chaotic night at summer camp through a series of hilarious photos, each one a punchline to a wild memory. When he sets up a trip wire to catch a nighttime animal on camera, the prank backfires spectacularly—only to land Mr. Weatherbee in the lake, tangled in a net and still in his pajamas.

Veronica Lodge finds herself reluctantly chaperoning Betty Cooper’s Junior Nature Rangers on a woodland hike, only to become the unwitting target of a pack of delightfully mischievous ten-year-olds. With every trailside stop and forest path, her patience is tested by clever pranks and playful chaos—proof that even the most polished of Riverdale’s elite can be outwitted by a troop of tiny, determined adventurers.

Archie leads his campers on a hike through the woods, but a misstep in the stream sends their picnic supplies tumbling into the water. With hunger setting in and no other options, he reluctantly calls Jughead on a walkie-talkie to pull off an emergency pizza rescue.

In this lighthearted adventure from Archie & Friends All Stars #25, Jughead’s summer camp days take a wild turn when he befriends a squirrel he names Waffles. When the two go searching for the little creature in the woods, they unexpectedly run into a grizzly bear—leaving them in a tense standoff that tests their courage and quick thinking.

Jo and her friends end up stranded in Riverdale after their camp counselor jobs fall through, forcing them to stay with Veronica—much to Smithers’ dismay. When Mr. Lodge learns the truth, he steps in with a generous donation to save the camp, giving the group a second chance to head back to summer camp.

In "Camp Ahoy Part 2," Jo and the gang find themselves as camp counselors at the notoriously strict Camp Upachuck, where even the director’s rules are written in stone—until Xavier’s prank turns the man into a fish, leaving the entire camp in a splash of chaos.

In "How Campy!", Xavier’s campfire tales take a turn for the absurd as he spins a lurid story about a bloody hook, only to follow it up with more pranks that test the limits of good humor. With the counselors bickering nonstop and the mood souring, the campers grow restless—until Xavier vanishes into the woods, leaving behind only whispers and a trail of mischief.

In "Camp Fire Days," the Riverdale gang trades school for summer fun as counselors at Camp Toccoa, where most of them settle into the laid-back rhythm of camp life—except for Reggie, who struggles to connect with one particularly challenging camper.

In "When the Boone Comes Over the Mountain...", Mr. Weatherbee spins a tall tale about Daniel Boone lost in the Haunted Cave, only to vanish himself—reappearing on the other side of the state and earning the rapt attention of his campers. The story blends classic frontier legend with a touch of small-town charm, all in a lighthearted, humorous twist on folklore.