Archie's Double Digest Magazine #165

In "His Master's Voice," Archie finds himself stuck overnight in Dilton’s high-tech new house, tasked with testing Walter—the snarky, voice-activated computer servant Dilton built. What starts as a simple experiment quickly turns into a clash of personalities as Archie and the overly literal machine struggle to coexist.

Betty’s terrified of the horror films Archie loves, but when Dilton suggests tackling her fear head-on with a triple feature, she finds herself drawn into a night of suspense she never expected. Watch as a reluctant Betty faces her dread, one chilling scene at a time.

In "Chore Score," Archie takes on household chores when Mrs. Andrews falls ill, stumbling upon hidden cash in the couch cushions and a surprising stash of recyclables—just in time to discover how much a little effort can really add up.

When Dilton's I.Q. Analyzer malfunctions, Archie and Mr. Weatherbee find themselves swapped—Archie in the principal's body and Mr. Weatherbee in Archie's. Now, the school's most notorious prankster must navigate a grown-up life while the stern principal tries to keep up with teenage antics on a date.

Archie and Betty stumble upon Fred’s vintage Benny Badman record and bring it to the school dance, where its infectious swing rhythm quickly has everyone on their feet. As the music fills the gym, the whole crowd gets caught up in the retro groove, turning the night into a nostalgic dance frenzy.

Archie stumbles upon a lost bracelet and sets out to return it, only to find himself caught in a whirlwind of teenage rivalry when Betty and Veronica fear a new rival. But the truth about the owner is far from what they expected—turns out, she’s a middle-aged woman, leaving Archie (and his friends) with a surprise they didn’t see coming.

In "Dissolve and Destroy," Dilton's sudden shift from brilliant geek to sullen, slacker wreck leaves Archie and the gang puzzled—until Archie uncovers a shocking lie: someone forged Dilton's medical report, making him believe his mind is falling apart. With Dilton's sanity hanging in the balance, Archie races to expose the truth before the prank spirals out of control.

Archie wakes up early after a panic-filled nightmare about being late for school—only to realize, at the last minute, he’s supposed to be at school early for a field trip. With time running out and his usual chaos in full swing, he scrambles to get ready, proving once again that even the smallest misstep can turn a simple morning into a mad dash.