Archie's Double Digest Magazine #91

In "As Others See You," Archie, Jughead, and Reggie amuse themselves by mimicking Miss Grundy and Mr. Weatherbee—only to find the teachers have learned their lesson the hard way, and now they’re returning the favor with a perfectly timed impersonation of the boys’ own voices.

Archie tries to outsmart his chronic tardiness with a complex alarm system that wakes him an hour before school—only to find his best-laid plans derailed by a chance encounter with Mr. Svenson and an unexpectedly cozy nap. It’s a classic case of good intentions and zero results, all wrapped in a lighthearted, slice-of-life moment from Archie’s Double Digest Magazine #91.

In "Tiger Without Teeth," Midge’s quiet talk of peace and understanding has transformed Moose into a gentler soul—so much so that he’s lost his edge in the wrestling ring, leaving the school team in a bind. As the pressure mounts, the question isn’t just whether Moose can reclaim his strength, but what it truly means to be tough.

In "In the Public's Eye," Dilton takes the reins as the Archies' manager, with Moose as his eager but clumsy assistant. A simple mix-up with an address sends the band on an unexpected gig at an elderly residents' home, turning their usual performance into an awkward but heartfelt surprise.

In "A Clean Break," the ever-diligent Janitor Swensen faces a sticky situation when his vacuum cleaner gives out—prompting him to seek help from the school’s faculty. What follows is a lighthearted, hands-on lesson in why some teachers might be better at grading papers than fixing appliances.