Archie's Camp Tales #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Camp Camp," Mr. Weatherbee sees summer camp as a long-awaited escape from Archie’s chaos—only to find the teen shows up as a counselor, turning his relief into a series of misadventures. With Archie’s knack for unintentional mayhem, every attempt to keep things under control spirals into something far more unpredictable.
In "Campers' Capers," Archie flips through a photo album of his summer as a camp counselor, each image sparking a memory that leads to a laugh. When he tries to snap a picture of a nighttime animal by setting up a trip wire to his camera, the prank backfires spectacularly—Mr. Weatherbee, in full pajamas, becomes the unexpected subject of the shot.
In "Forest Feast," Archie leads his campers on a hike through the woods, but a clumsy stumble in a stream ruins their planned picnic. With the group hungry and stranded, he’s forced to call Jughead on a walkie-talkie for an urgent pizza rescue — a move that’s equal parts desperation and classic Riverdale logic.
In "Campy Fun," Veronica finds herself reluctantly chaperoning Betty’s Junior Nature Rangers on a woodland hike, only to become the unsuspecting punchline of a series of clever pranks from the group of mischievous ten-year-olds. With her usual flair for drama, Veronica tries to keep her cool—though it’s harder when every trailside tree seems to have a hidden surprise.
In "When the Boone Comes Over the Mountain...", Mr. Weatherbee spins a tall tale about Daniel Boone getting lost in the Haunted Cave, only to vanish into the woods and reappear miles away—right in the middle of camp. With the whole group hanging on every word, he’s now the star of the storytelling circle, proving even the principal can be a legend.
In "Camp Chump," Mr. Weatherbee pushes the camp counselors to prove they’re more than just a bunch of goofballs—because this summer’s second session depends on making a solid impression on kids and parents alike. With nerves on edge and egos in overdrive, the team scrambles to look like they’ve got it all together, even when chaos is just one misstep away.
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