Archie's Double Digest Magazine #109

In "Pictures Don't Lie, People Do!", Archie fumes over Veronica's new friendship with a wealthy socialite, prompting Jughead to suggest a photo shoot as a way to win her back. With a camera in hand and a dash of mischief, Archie sets out to capture the perfect moment—though the results may be more than he bargained for.

In "The Phantom of Fear," the boys of Central High launch a mischievous scheme to disrupt Riverdale's racing team—by trying to uncover the identity of their mysterious star runner, The Phantom Flash. With pranks, disguises, and a whole lot of teenage scheming, they're determined to expose the masked mystery, but the truth might be harder to catch than they expected.

In "Billboard Mentality," Archie tries to land a job at Pop's store by pitching wild advertising schemes, convinced his big ideas will boost sales—though his enthusiasm often outpaces the budget. With a mix of over-the-top concepts and good intentions, he learns that not every flashy idea is worth the cost.

In "Book Worm," the gang rallies for a charity book drive, only to face off against Titus Titewhad, the town’s grumpy recluse. When his sudden outburst leads to a heart attack, the teens rush him to the hospital—only to discover his surprising gratitude in the form of a rare first edition donation.

Archie tries to win Betty over after being turned down by Veronica, but when Veronica changes her mind, she enlists Jughead to call Betty with a last-minute excuse. The resulting mix-up sets off a chain of awkward confessions and misdirected feelings in this lighthearted, classic Archie-style comedy.

In "Charm Harm," the Riverdale High baseball team clings to their quirky superstitions, from lucky socks to pre-game chants, while teasing Betty and Veronica for their belief in astrology—until the stars themselves seem to take an unexpected interest in their season.