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In "Walk All Over You," Betty’s ski trip takes a painful turn when she injures her leg—though not quite for the reason Archie thinks. As he frets over accidentally stepping on her foot, his steady care makes it harder for her to explain the real cause, leaving their usual banter tangled in unexpected tenderness.

When a mouse turns Archie's house into a chaotic maze, he's determined not to harm the little intruder—so he calls on Dilton's scientific mind to devise a plan to catch the mouse alive and release it into the woods. With a mix of wits, gadgets, and a whole lot of mouse-sized mischief, the duo sets out on a tiny-treasure hunt through the kitchen, hallway, and beyond.

In "Sassy Lassie," Veronica Lodge tags along with her father, Mr. Lodge, on a day at the office, where her sharp wit and bold ideas unexpectedly help solve real business challenges across his companies—proving she’s more than just a rich girl with a sharp tongue.

Archie sets up a chaotic obstacle course with his friends to keep Mr. Weatherbee from visiting his house—only to discover the principal is actually meeting Archie’s dad. With timing, traps, and a whole lot of teenage scheming, it’s a lighthearted race against a very unexpected reunion.

Betty claims she’s going to the dance with "Ring-a-Ding" Riley, but the truth is she’s not—though Archie and the boys have other plans. With a mix of mischief and old-school charm, they set out to make sure Riley actually asks her, turning a simple lie into a whirlwind of teenage antics.

Betty tries a new tactic to win Archie’s attention, turning to her mom for help—only to get advice that’s equal parts clever and cringeworthy. Alice’s plan? Charm Archie by flattering his ego and feeding his appetite, but can Betty pull it off without losing herself?

In "Mission Implausible," Betty goes full spy-fi to keep Archie away from Veronica, deploying elaborate schemes worthy of a high-stakes thriller—only to find that sometimes the simplest move works best. A sharp, funny twist on the classic chase, this six-page gem delivers classic Archie charm with a playful nod to cinematic espionage.

In "Meet and Greet," Betty takes on a new role as the friendly face at the Cartoon Collectibles store, greeting fans with her usual enthusiasm. But even her endless cheer starts to fray when the constant stream of visitors proves more exhausting than she ever expected.

In "Sporting Chance," Veronica spins into action the moment she learns Archie will be coaching the girls' basketball team—determined to secure a spot for herself while quietly plotting to sideline Betty and send her to cover the school paper instead. With charm and a dash of mischief, she navigates the team's dynamics, turning the court into a stage for her own game.

Betty’s routine TV ad shoot takes a wild turn when a new hair spray reacts unexpectedly with her body chemistry, turning her hair into something straight out of a sculpture exhibit. Written by a team known for their sharp humor and brought to life with playful art, this six-page gem from Archie Giant Comics Gala #2019 finds Betty navigating the chaos of a permanently stiff coif—just in time for her next big moment.

In "I Can Relate," Betty finds herself at a crossroads in her friendship with Veronica, as the growing gap between their everyday lives makes it harder to see eye to eye. The story explores the quiet tension that can form when two friends drift apart not from conflict, but from simply living different realities.

Betty Cooper lends a hand when Veronica Lodge panics over a mysterious date she can’t remember making. With a little help from her friend and a surprise visit from Smithers, the day takes an unexpected turn that’s equal parts charm and comic timing.

In the quiet hush of a rainy afternoon, Archie, Betty, and her parents gather around the table for a round of "Be A Billionaire," the absurdly glamorous board game that turns a simple family game night into a whirlwind of wild daydreams. As the dice roll and the pretend fortunes rise, Archie finds himself lost in a dazzling fantasy of wealth and fame—wondering what life would be like if the game were real.

Veronica can't believe it when Betty's low-key PBS pledge drive appearance outshines her flashy turn on a celebrity lifestyle cable show—proof, she thinks, that charm and authenticity still beat manufactured fame.

In "Story Fury!", Reggie’s quick reflexes save Midge from a fall in class, but the moment takes an unexpected turn when Midge’s feelings shift—leaving Moose caught off guard. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this five-page tale spins a small, sweet moment into a surprising emotional twist.

Archie tries to impress Veronica by emulating her father’s business savvy, but his attempts to get rich quick lead to increasingly absurd schemes in "Lodge-Istics," a lighthearted tale of teenage ambition and misdirected hustle. Written with sharp wit and drawn with playful energy, the story captures the classic Archie charm while poking fun at the idea of youthful entrepreneurship.

In "Fantasy Time," Betty and her mom tackle a long-overdue purge of old toys, but Betty’s imagination turns each one into a whimsical adventure—complete with Archie as a daring hero and a castle made of cardboard. Yet no matter the scenario, Veronica always finds a way to step into the spotlight, turning every fantasy into a playful rivalry.