Archie & Friends All Stars #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Snow White and the Riverdale Dwarves," a whimsical twist on a classic tale unfolds as Prince Archibald’s pride invites a magical curse, transforming him into a beast—only true love might undo the spell. When Betty must venture to his castle to save her father, Waldo the handyman, she finds herself facing a mystery deeper than she ever expected. Written by Dan Parent and illustrated by Jeff Shultz, with inks by Bob Smith and colors by Digikore Studios, the story is brought to life with a touch of charm and mystery, all wrapped in a striking cover by Fiona Staples.
In this playful twist on the classic tale, Snow White flees the jealous wrath of Veronica, who can't stand being outshone by her rival’s beauty. Seeking refuge, she finds herself among seven delightfully odd little men, each with their own quirks and secrets.
In this charming twist on a classic fairy tale, Betty finds herself drawn to the mysterious Beast—Prince Archibald, cursed by the scorned Enchantress Veronica—when she journeys to his castle to save her father, Waldo the handyman. Written with heart and whimsy, the story reimagines the legend with Betty’s courage and quiet strength at its core.
In "Little Mermaids," Betty and Veronica—stepsister mermaid princesses—find themselves vying for Prince Archie’s attention the moment they meet on land. When the sea witch Cheryl offers to transform them into humans, her intentions quickly shift when she sets her sights on Archie instead.
In "There's No Place Like Riverdale," Betty wakes up from a head injury to find herself and her friends plunged into a fantastical version of Oz, where Riverdale’s familiar faces take on surreal, storybook roles. As the world around her shifts into a dreamlike landscape, Betty must navigate this whimsical yet strange realm—where her friends are reimagined in unexpected ways—before she can return home.
In "Bad Hair Daze!", Betty and Veronica find themselves in a whimsical twist on the classic Rapunzel tale, where their shared magical hair becomes the center of a fantastical dilemma. When they must give one of their twin daughters to a mysterious witch, the choice tests their bond in ways neither expected—though how they’ll navigate the aftermath remains a mystery.
In "Betty in Wonderland!", Betty takes on the role of Alice in a whimsical tale she spins for the Anderson kids, turning her friends into a cast of eccentric characters from a fantastical world. With playful twists and a touch of Archie Comics charm, this lighthearted adventure unfolds as Betty leads the children through a dreamlike version of Riverdale gone delightfully surreal.
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. With charm, deception, and a dash of fairy-tale flair, the story unfolds as the girls and the prince find themselves caught in a web of ambition and mischief.
When Archie and the gang picnic at the forgotten site of Storyland and accidentally read from the ancient Storybook, they unleash a spell that turns Riverdale into Fairytaleland—complete with enchanted forests and whimsical twists. The book’s magic is real, and now the familiar town is unrecognizable, leaving the group to navigate a world where stories have come to life.
In "What's the Story? [Part Two]," Archie and Jughead race to return to Riverdale as the real storybook characters reclaim their world, but with Archie missing the key that could unlock their way home, their journey takes a sudden turn. The story unfolds with the familiar rhythm of friendship and adventure, grounded in the quiet urgency of a world slipping back into place.
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