Archie & Friends Double Digest Magazine #11

In "Knack of Time," Pureheart, Evilheart, and Veronica find themselves caught in a time-travel mishap with the bumbling Time Wizard, their journey through history constantly misfiring and landing them in wildly mismatched eras. With the Time Wizard’s box malfunctioning at every turn, the trio must navigate the chaos of ancient civilizations and forgotten ages—where even the past has a sense of humor.

Archie’s thrilled to borrow his uncle’s flashy new car for a date with Veronica, but the thrill quickly sputters when the gas gauge plummets faster than his wallet can keep up. With the road ahead looking expensive and his savings vanishing, he’s left wondering how to keep the drive going—without turning into a walking gas station.

When a batch of Jarvie Frozen Dinners gets accidentally over-frozen, they leave everyone in Riverdale temporarily brain-dead—except for Veronica, who’s never cared for the brand to begin with. Suddenly the sharpest mind in town, she sets out to uncover the source of the freeze, following the trail back to Jarvie’s factory. With her usual flair and a little help from a sweet, steaming hot chocolate rescue mission, Veronica might just be the one to thaw out Riverdale—before anyone else starts thinking too hard.

In "Let it Snow!", Archie spins a whimsical tale of winter wonder and quiet rebellion: Little Ashley Collins, longing for snow on Christmas despite living in a warm climate, finds her wish granted by Jack Frost—though not without consequences. With help from Jill and Spring, Jack steals a snow-making machine to give Ashley a magical night of snowplay, all while dodging Old Man Winter’s strict rules on nature’s balance. The morning brings melting snow and a dreamlike memory, but the warmth of friendship lingers.

In "Career Daze," Jughead tries his hand at working in the school kitchen for career day, only to find the experience anything but satisfying. Frustrated by the monotony, he swaps roles and shadows a professional mattress tester—where the real test is whether he can stay awake.