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In "The Case of the Missing Mistletoe!", Archie finds himself tangled in holiday chaos when new girl Judy Price invites him to her Christmas party—only to discover she has a twin sister, leading to a series of charmingly confused misadventures. With mistaken identities and festive mix-ups at every turn, Archie must navigate the season’s quirks before the mistletoe makes its grand, unexpected appearance.

Archie’s holiday hustle hits a snag when a $50 check from his grandpa turns into a wild shopping spree—his list of gifts for friends grows faster than his cash. With a mix of good intentions and poor planning, he’s left wondering how to finish the season right.

When the gang decides to return the favor to the one who’s always giving—Jo—there’s no shortage of laughs, awkward moments, and the kind of holiday generosity that might just be a little too generous.

In "Seasonal Smooch," Reggie’s latest scheme takes a festive twist when he convinces Moose that Santa only delivers gifts if he follows the "mistletoe rules"—leading to a reluctant kiss with Midge that’s as awkward as it is hilariously inevitable.

In "A Christmas Tale," the gang turns the holiday spirit into a competitive tradition when Veronica challenges the boys to cut down the biggest Christmas tree for the needy—promising a month of exclusive dates to the winner. Archie and Jughead team up with a shared goal, while Betty and Reggie plot to outdo them, turning the forest into a festive battleground of friendship, rivalry, and last-minute surprises.

When the Lodge family hires tree experts to handle their holiday decor, they expect a flawless, perfectly trimmed Christmas tree—only to discover that no amount of professional polish can replace the warmth of sharing the moment together.

Betty and Veronica roll their eyes at the holiday season creeping in way too early, only to be surprised when Mr. Lodge steps in with some unexpected Christmas gifts—just in time to make the season a little more festive.

In "Gift Exchange," Veronica’s attempt to clear the path for Archie backfires when she "gives" Reggie to Betty, sparking a playful chain of gift swaps that leaves everyone tangled in unexpected holiday dynamics. Betty and Reggie, eager to return the favor, reciprocate by "giving" Moose to Veronica—setting off a whirlwind of teasing and confusion.

Betty’s deep in her latest stamp-collecting spree, chasing the perfect prize to redeem her growing stash—until Veronica, ever the skeptic, finds herself unexpectedly intrigued by the charming stranger Betty encounters along the way.

In "Gift Exchange!" from Archie's Favorite Christmas Comics, Chuck and Moose struggle to pick the perfect Christmas gifts for their girlfriends—until a little swap of ideas sparks a surprisingly thoughtful solution. With humor and heart, the story captures the classic teen dilemma of finding just the right gift, all while staying true to the lighthearted spirit of the season.

When the gang tries a Secret Santa to save money this Christmas, Jo and the others are in for a surprise—what starts as a thoughtful swap quickly turns into a hilarious mess of mismatched gifts and unexpected reactions.

In "Fit to Be (Yule) Tide!", Jughead faces off against his longtime rival Trula Twyst in a festive showdown of cunning and cookies, each trying to outwit the other with the perfect Christmas gift—no shortcuts, no snacks, just pure holiday scheming.

In "Santa Claws," the week before Christmas buzzes with holiday cheer at the mall, where Jo and her friends head to the department store for a photo with Santa Archie—only to find the usual lineup of kids replaced by a surprisingly festive parade of pets. With eggnog in hand and fur coats on, the animals are all dressed to impress, and Santa Archie’s jolly smile hides a few surprises of his own.

In "Santa's Little Helper," Veronica goes all out to impress department store Santa Archie by taking a job as his assistant—only to discover he’s already left for the day, leaving her stranded in a red suit and a very awkward situation.

When Santa’s health takes a hit and the holiday rush looms, Jughead steps in—swapping his crown for a Santa hat and diving into the chaos of gift-giving. But with a long list and a rare doll out of stock, can even the world’s most laid-back teen pull off the perfect Christmas miracle?

When Santa’s first female elf, Lisa, launches the North Pole’s first website, holiday chaos ensues—especially when she decides the boys deserve a little more romance in their gift list than just video games.

When Jughead Jones swaps his usual solo pizza binge for a holiday surprise, he finds himself at the center of a Christmas mystery that’s equal parts delicious and delightfully weird. With a little help from friends and a whole lot of festive chaos, this short, sweet tale proves that even the most reluctant helper can spread good cheer—one slice at a time.

When the mischievous Jingles the Elf finally shows up at Riverdale High, Archie and his friends are thrilled—though their parents are convinced they’ve overindulged in holiday treats. With a little seasonal sparkle and a whole lot of chaos, Jingles sets out to spread some Christmas cheer, one prank at a time.

When Jingles returns to Riverdale to reignite the holiday cheer, he finds the spirit of Christmas already claimed by a rival elf—Jangles. Now, the once-selfish reindeer must learn the true meaning of giving before Christmas Eve, all while trying to out-elf his competition.

When the mischievous Jingles drops in unannounced, he’s not here for gifts—he’s here to stir up chaos for Archie, Jughead, and Reggie. With a sprinkle of magic and a whole lot of grin, can the trio outwit the elf before he turns their Christmas into a full-blown holiday meltdown?

When Jingles swaps Reggie’s usual lump of coal for a string of escalating pranks, the tables turn in a holiday showdown of wits and mischief—because even the best prankster has a limit, and this year, it’s a very merry one.

When Reggie falls ill just before the Archies’ “Toys for Tykes” benefit concert, Jingles the Elf steps in to keep the holiday spirit alive—except no one can see him but the kids. With the music set to start and a crowd waiting, the real challenge begins: how do you rock a crowd when you’re invisible?

In "Some Things Never Change," the Sugar Plum Fairy swings by Betty and Veronica’s home to spread holiday cheer, bringing her magic just in time for Veronica’s big holiday party—though whether her festive touch can pull off the perfect celebration remains to be seen.

When the Sugar Plum Fairy shows up with a case of holiday heartache, Betty and Veronica step in to help her find love—before Christmas Eve turns into a sugar-coated disaster. With charm, cleverness, and a dash of mischief, the two friends take on the season’s most magical matchmaking mission.

In "'Tis The Season To Be Jolly," Veronica is sidelined by a bad cold just days before the Christmas Dance—until Sugar Plum, the Christmas Fairy, steps in with a magical potion to save the day. But when the cure kicks in, things take a delightfully strange turn, leaving Veronica (and everyone around her) scrambling to keep the holiday spirit alive.

Veronica tries to craft heartfelt gifts for her friends this Christmas, but when her usual flair falls short, a magical surprise from the Sugar Plum Fairy reveals a talent she never knew she had. In this lighthearted holiday tale, a little sparkle and a touch of whimsy turn her gift-giving struggle into something truly special.

In "The Gifted," the Sugar Plum Fairy takes center stage on a holiday mission that’s equal parts whimsy and heart, as she sets out to remind Betty and Veronica that true magic lies in friendship. With a touch of holiday charm and a dash of teen drama, this festive six-page tale explores what it means to give — and receive — in ways that go beyond presents.

When Jingles the Elf and the Sugar Plum Fairy fall head over heels, Santa’s holiday magic is at risk—so he’s sent Betty and Veronica to keep an eye on them. With eggnog, mischief, and seasonal shenanigans on the rise, the girls must juggle their own holiday plans while making sure the festive spirit stays on track.

In "Jingles All the Way," Sugar Plum and Jingles find themselves at odds over Archie’s romantic entanglements, each convinced the other has the better idea. When their rivalry escalates, they take matters into their own tiny hands—literally—by transforming into human-sized versions of themselves to steer Archie’s attention their way.

In "The Naughty Clause," Archie and his friends rally to save Reggie from the naughty list after Jingles and the Sugar Plum Fairy reveal he’s been marked for misbehavior. With Christmas Eve looming, the gang scrambles to prove Reggie’s capable of a good deed—before it’s too late.

When a Santa Claus from Planet Peewee—a world made entirely of kids—crash-lands his spaceship on Little Archie’s roof, the holiday chaos begins in earnest. With a mix of kid-sized wonder and cosmic confusion, Archie and his friends find themselves caught in a very unusual Christmas.

In "Let It Snow!", Archie spins a festive tale about Little Ashley Collins, a girl from a warm climate dreaming of snow for Christmas. When Jack Frost is barred by Old Man Winter from altering nature’s rhythm, Jack, Jill, and Spring secretly steal a snow-making machine to give Ashley her wish—only to vanish by morning, leaving behind a magical winter night she’ll never forget.

Archie’s determined to make it to the Lodge Christmas party, even if a blizzard’s rolling in—especially since he’s playing Santa Claus. With a one-horse sleigh and a whole lot of holiday spirit, he’s got a ride that’s as wild as it is festive.

In "Frosty Fairy Tale," Veronica trades her usual charm for ski lodge chaos, only to find herself babysitting a rowdy bunch of bratty kids instead of the romantic ski slopes she had in mind. Meanwhile, Betty’s snowmobiling adventure takes a surprising turn when she stumbles upon a surprisingly sweet guy—just as the slopes start to get icy.

Veronica’s planning a dazzling Christmas Eve bash, but when Betty drops the news that all her guests are already committed to helping feed the needy, the party planner faces a holiday dilemma. Can the season’s spirit spark a surprise twist in her plans?

In "Give and Take," Veronica Lodge faces a holiday twist when her mom, Mrs. Lodge, notices her friends are struggling. Encouraged to spread some cheer, Veronica plans a "gifts from the heart" party—where the real gift isn’t what’s given, but the thought behind it.

When Veronica’s personal chef delivers a batch of perfect pastries for the orphanage’s Christmas party, only to have Jughead accidentally devour them all, the festive mood teeters on disaster—though with a little ingenuity and a dash of holiday spirit, there might still be a sweet ending in store.

In "You're Cooked!", Betty and Veronica dive into a festive baking frenzy, spending the day crafting gingerbread men and building an elaborate village to decorate the Lodge family home for Christmas. With flour on their faces and holiday cheer in their hearts, the girls tackle the sweetest project of the season—though their kitchen chaos might just be as sweet as the treats they’re making.

Betty’s holiday cheer takes a hit when she realizes Veronica outshopped her on every gift, leaving her feeling down. With a nudge from Jughead, Veronica sets out to lift Betty’s spirits—because even the most competitive friends need a little Christmas magic.