Archie's Double Digest Magazine #66

In "Some Kids Never Learn," Mr. Adams enlists Mr. Weatherbee to assign a few students to guide Wilbur, his disruptive nephew, through the school. With Wilbur’s reputation for mischief already known, the task promises more trouble than help—especially when the chosen students aren’t quite ready for the chaos ahead.

In "The Wild Ones," Archie’s visit to the Lodge Mansion takes a chaotic turn when Mr. Lodge and Smithers try to keep him from breaking anything—only to accidentally cause more damage themselves. With the mansion’s pristine halls under siege by well-intentioned chaos, the real question isn’t whether something will break… but how much.

In "Tee for Two," Chuck and Reggie clash over the golf team captaincy, their rivalry sharpened by Reggie’s constant boasting. When the pressure mounts, Betty steps in with a quiet strategy to help Chuck stay focused—turning the game into something bigger than ego.

In "Solar So Good," Dilton's ambitious solar-powered plant-growing project for the Agricultural Club catches the eye of his friend Jo—but not for the science, just because she wants to use the setup for sunbathing.

Betty finds herself caught in a sudden downpour, leaving her soaked and shivering—until Veronica offers a generous loan of dry clothes. At Pop's, the unexpected outfit draws compliments from everyone, turning an ordinary day into a surprisingly stylish moment.

When Mr. Lodge decides Veronica needs a lesson in responsibility, he enlists her in a summer job at his new mall boutique—setting off a series of awkward, high-stakes fashion mishaps. With her usual flair and a dash of stubborn charm, Veronica navigates the world of retail, proving that even the most polished wardrobe can’t cover up a lack of experience.

In "Tie Score," Jughead lends Veronica a bow tie to fasten her daring blouse, unaware it’ll spark a sudden trend across Riverdale. What starts as a small gesture quickly turns into a fashion phenomenon, leaving Veronica both baffled and oddly in the spotlight.