Archie's Double Digest Magazine #28

In "Brave Bull," Moose declares Jughead the bravest person in Riverdale—only because he’s the one who isn’t scared of him. Reggie, determined to prove otherwise, sets out to test Jughead’s courage in a series of escalating pranks, all while the rest of the gang watches with amused disbelief.

In "Unsound of Music!" from Archie's Double Digest Magazine #28 (1987), Archie’s latest scheme takes a musical turn when he convinces Mr. Weatherbee to play classical music over the P.A. to quiet the chaos in Riverdale High. But when the students go too still—some even dozing off—Archie quickly suggests a radical fix: swap in rock music to wake them up.

In "Black Book Bluff," Archie finds himself in a sticky situation when Veronica threatens to end their relationship unless he reveals the little black book where he’s supposedly recorded every secret about the gang. After sending a fake book as a distraction, Archie finally agrees to read the real one—only to turn the tables by playing on his friends’ anxieties about their own hidden misdeeds.

In "Robby the Robot!", Dilton Doiley’s latest invention takes center stage: Robby, a towering, beeping robot capable of anything—just as long as he’s got his control mechanism. But when Reggie loses the remote, Robby’s suddenly on his own, and instead of following orders, he starts acting like a typical teenager—complete with a taste for mischief and a newfound love of hanging out at the Riverdale Diner.

In "Trap Flap," Archie, Reggie, and Veronica hit the slopes, where Reggie’s endless boasts about his skiing prowess finally push Archie and Veronica to challenge him with a tricky stunt—landing on the front of one ski and the back of another. With a confident flip in the air, Reggie attempts it, only to find himself firmly stuck in the snow.

In "Jalopy Blues," Archie faces a tough decision when he must sell his beloved jalopy to afford a gift for his parents. When Jughead learns the news, he rallies the gang in a heartfelt effort to raise enough money to buy the car back.

When Archie’s scheduled visit looms, Mr. Lodge and Smithers scramble to protect their precious family treasures, replacing them with fragile fakes—just in case Archie’s infamous clumsiness strikes again.

Archie finds himself in a sticky situation when he accidentally locks Mr. Lodge and Smithers out during a downpour while staying at the Lodge house—both too proud to ask for help. With the storm raging and no one else around, Archie must navigate the chaos of his own mistake in this lighthearted, classic teen misadventure.

In "Plane Crazy!" from Archie's Double Digest Magazine #28, when a burglar steals from Mr. Lodge’s safe and escapes in a small plane, Archie, Jughead, Betty, and Veronica are left scrambling to catch up—only to find themselves suddenly airborne, racing against time to land the plane before things go completely off the rails.

In "Model Mayhem," Archie spends his afternoon meticulously crafting a model "P.T." boat, only to find his plans derailed by a clever pun from Reggie that sets Betty and Veronica on a mischievous chase after a girl named Pat Tompkins. The story unfolds with classic Archie charm, blending teenage antics and playful misunderstandings in a lighthearted, five-page romp.

In "Bully For You," Archie, Jughead, and Betty team up to prank a neighborhood bulldog they’ve dubbed a bully, hoping to teach it a lesson—only for Reggie to mishear their plan and jump in, convinced they’re targeting Moose instead. With the usual mix of teenage mischief and classic Archie chaos, the prank takes a turn as everyone’s intentions get hilariously tangled.

In "The Last Farewell," Archie's world tilts when Mr. Andrews announces a job move that could uproot the family from Riverdale, threatening the very place Archie holds dear. As the school year winds down, Archie grapples with the quiet dread of change, realizing how much Riverdale—and the people in it—mean to him.