Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #254
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Class Timing!", Archie finds himself in a high-stakes mix-up when the C.R.U.S.H. genius Mentor the Magnificent unleashes a robotic double designed to infiltrate their headquarters. With the real Archie now trapped in a mechanical disguise, the race is on to outwit the scheme before the switch is discovered. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Bob White, with inks by Jon D'Agostino, this action-packed tale features a clever twist and a cover by Fernando Ruiz and Bob Smith.
In "Bad Advice," Archie sets up a playful scheme when he secretly answers letters from both Betty and Veronica in the school paper’s advice column—each unaware the other is writing, and neither knowing the same voice is guiding their choices. With just a few pages of mischievous charm, the story unfolds as two very different requests lead to equally tangled outcomes.
When new student Buck Bailey arrives with a string of pranks that rattle the whole school, Archie sees past the chaos to the lonely kid beneath—someone just desperate to belong. With a little empathy and a clever twist, Archie helps Buck find a way to stand out that doesn’t ruffle feathers.
In "Double Agent," Archie's clever double, A.R.C.H.I.E., teams up with the genius Mentor the Magnificent to pull off a daring ruse: swapping places with a robot duplicate to sneak into C.R.U.S.H. headquarters. With brains and a little help from a high-tech doppelgänger, Archie's on a mission that blurs the line between hero and machine.
Archie’s latest prank takes a snowy turn when he accidentally triggers an avalanche that sends Mr. Lodge’s newly built sculpture garden tumbling into the lake—leaving the usually composed businessman with a very wet, very underwater art collection. It’s all downhill from there, as chaos and comedy collide in this classic teen misadventure.
In "Love Finds a Way," Veronica tries to stay calm around Archie after reading a magazine article that advises against being bossy—easy enough, except when Archie’s usual antics inevitably test her patience. The story captures the familiar, lighthearted friction between the two as they navigate their usual dynamic with a little self-awareness and a lot of charm.
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