Archie's Double Digest Magazine #100

In "Brainwashed," Betty plans to enjoy a hayride date with Archie, but Veronica’s clever manipulation plants seeds of doubt, making Betty question everything—especially her friend’s intentions. As paranoia sets in, Betty must decide whether to trust her instincts or let fear ruin what could be a perfect night.

In "The Ideal Date," Archie stumbles upon a notebook page detailing Betty’s dream date, sparking a mischievous plan with Jughead to recreate it—complete with all the details she’s scribbled down. As the two set out to turn her fantasy into reality, chaos and comedy unfold in true Riverdale fashion.

In "A Flip of the Lip," Archie finds himself caught off guard when his attempt to comfort a heartbroken Ethel by suggesting she make Jughead jealous backfires—literally. Soon, Ethel insists Archie be her pretend boyfriend, leaving him flustered and unsure how to handle the sudden role reversal.

When Dilton’s van vanishes during a chaotic traffic jam at the Cloverleaf, the gang sets out to track it down—only to discover the mystery takes flight when Archie’s uncle offers a bird’s-eye view from his helicopter. As they soar above the gridlock, they spot clues hidden in plain sight, leading to a surprising twist in the van’s disappearance.

In "A Moving Experience," Archie, Betty, and Jughead rally around a bold protest when rumors swirl that Mr. Lodge might uproot his home and corporate HQ—threatening to leave Riverdale behind. With heartfelt pleas and a surprisingly organized sit-in, the trio tries to convince the wealthy mogul to stay, turning a small-town crisis into a full-blown campaign of friendship and loyalty.

In "Runner-Up," Archie stumbles upon a surprising conversation between faculty members discussing Mr. Weatherbee’s bid for a spot on the teachers' union board—only to misinterpret it as a literal race. As he tries to help his principal prepare, Archie’s well-meaning confusion leads to a series of awkward moments, all while Mr. Weatherbee’s past as a track star adds a layer of nostalgic charm to the mix.

In "Power Mad," Archie's excitement over his new power scooter quickly fades when he's banned from using it outside the house. Determined to make the most of it, Veronica offers a surprise: a chance to ride it in her father's private gym, turning a disappointing day into a thrilling ride.