Archie's Double Digest Magazine #169

In "Charity Begins at Home," Mary Andrews and Gladys Jones donate some of their kids' belongings to a charity sale, unaware that Archie and Jughead have secretly planned to reclaim their prized possessions—before they’re sold for good. With a mix of mischief and misjudged logic, the two friends set out on a scheme that’s as much about saving their stuff as it is about testing the limits of good intentions.

Archie’s late again—this time, it’s suspension on the line. Desperate, he turns to Dilton for help, who crafts a high-tech wake-up device to ensure he’s on time. But when the invention kicks in, chaos unfolds in the usual Riverdale way.

In "Schoofball, You Bet!", Belzack, the commanding leader of the mind-linking Meltusian race, challenges Pop Tate to a high-stakes game of Schoofball, pitting Archie and his friends against the alien team. With the whole town watching, the match becomes a wild, unpredictable showdown where teamwork and wits are just as important as the rules.

Archie swaps his usual charm for a clunky combat robot suit when he’s left out of Veronica’s dinner party—only to accidentally turn the evening into a high-tech farce. Disguised as a serving droid, he stumbles through the event with all the grace of a malfunctioning machine, much to the amusement of everyone watching.

In "Doll Crazy," the Dilly Doll Company's new twin dolls spark a toy war when Mr. Lodge fires back with Archies-themed dolls—only for the Dilly Dolls to hire Sneaky Sam to disrupt the band's concerts. With their gigs in jeopardy, the Archies must outwit the sabotage before their next show.

In "Name Fame," Archie faces a sticky situation when both Betty and Veronica show up wearing sports jerseys with his name and number—prompting him to scramble for a way to return the gesture without stirring up trouble. With charm and a little creativity, he tries to keep the peace in a moment where even a simple favor could tip the scales.