Archie Giant Comics Flash #[nn]

When Archie accidentally catches the eye of Adrazelle, Sabrina’s mischievous rival, things take a spooky turn—her rejection spell turns his head into a pumpkin. Now, with his usual charm replaced by a gourd-shaped head, Archie must figure out how to fix the curse before it’s too late.

In "An Axe to Grind," Betty and Veronica gear up for a spooky movie night, only to find the lights flicker out—leaving the girls unprepared for the boys’ surprisingly creative (and slightly mischievous) attempt to turn the dark into a full-blown prank. Written by an unnamed creator and illustrated by an unnamed artist, the story captures the playful tension of teenage antics with a classic Archie-style twist.

In "This Old Mansion," Veronica takes over the Lodge mansion’s redesign with wild enthusiasm, leaving a trail of chaos in her wake. When Archie shows up, his usual clumsiness only escalates the mess—sending both him and Veronica packing before the project can even begin.

In "Slips Do Count," Reggie’s confident boasts about being the town’s top football receiver are put to the test during a snowy, tie-breaking game. When the ball slips from his grasp in the final seconds, Archie’s quick reflexes turn the tide—just as the game’s outcome hangs in the balance.

In "Spook Out," Sabrina ventures into a haunted house to fetch bat wings for Aunt Hilda’s brew, with Archie and Jughead tagging along for the ride. The trio navigates spooky corridors and eerie surprises, blending humor with just the right dose of chills.

Archie’s meticulous planning reaches its peak in "Operation Goof-Up," where he spends two weeks engineering a flawless escape from study hall—just to grab a soda across the street. With precision and nerves on edge, every step is calculated, but will his flawless strategy survive the chaos of high school?

When Veronica assigns Betty to write a profile on a mysterious foreign exchange student named Boris Finkelheimer, the assignment takes a surprising turn—only to reveal that Boris is actually rock star Tom Keith in disguise. The mix-up leads to a whirlwind of misunderstandings and backstage chaos at Riverdale High.

In "Insult to Injury!" from Archie Giant Comics Flash #nn, Archie’s prank war with Reggie takes a wild turn when Reggie locks him in his room to keep him from riding with Veronica. With a clever swap and a dash of chaos, Archie sends Jughead to fetch the jalopy from Pop’s—only for Reggie to escape, steal the car himself, and leave Archie baffled when it vanishes. The escalating mix-up leads Archie to the police, where his frantic report raises more questions than answers.

In "Guardian Angle," Archie takes on the unlikely role of personal trainer for Reggie, the football team's star player, with Coach Kleats demanding he keep Reggie in peak condition. What starts as a chore quickly becomes a chance for Archie to sneak in some one-on-one time with Veronica—right under Reggie’s nose.

When Veronica declares hats are making a comeback, she convinces her dad to fund a millinery shop—only to discover every hat she tries on leads to chaos, one clumsy collision at a time. Written by a team known for their sharp humor, this six-page gem from Archie Giant Comics Flash #2022 delivers classic teen antics with a stylish twist.

Veronica, still reeling from Mr. Lodge’s reminder about public school, takes a sharp turn toward irony when she decides to start an "equality club"—a move that’s as much a jab at her own circle as it is a challenge to the status quo. With Jo and the others watching, she sets out to prove that even the most polished teen can embrace a little chaos.

When the school party coincides with Mr. Weatherbee and Miss Grundy’s sudden departure, it’s not just a change in schedule—it’s the arrival of Long Jane Silver, a mysterious new transfer who turns Riverdale on its head. As Jo and the gang try to figure out what she’s really up to, one thing’s clear: not everything about her is as sweet as her smile. Beware the Pretty Pirate, written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, delivers a fresh twist on Riverdale’s usual charm.

In "Dates and Fates," Archie’s attempt to impress a new girl at school takes a wild turn when Reggie’s prank goes hilariously awry—sending Archie tumbling onto the school’s new riding mower. With chaos unfolding in just five pages, the usual high school antics spiral into full-blown mayhem.

When Chuck accidentally drinks a soda laced with one of Dilton’s experimental chemicals, he discovers he can fly—only to find Mr. Svenson has the same sudden power after taking a sip. The two must navigate the chaos of midair antics in Riverdale, where even the birds are watching closely.

In "Sleeping Betty," Betty’s late-night movie marathon takes a whimsical turn when she drifts off to sleep and dreams of a fantastical retelling of "Sleeping Beauty"—with herself as the princess and her friends stepping into the classic roles. Written by a longtime Archie storyteller and illustrated with playful, vibrant energy, the story spins a lighthearted fantasy where bedtime becomes a portal to a world where the tale is hers to live.

In "Action Faction," the Riverdale cheerleaders are all energy and pom-poms, utterly focused on outshining the rival squad—completely missing the fact that their football team is getting absolutely crushed on the field. The humor hits hard as the cheerleaders' enthusiasm clashes with the silent, growing dread of the scoreboard.