Archie's Funhouse Double Digest #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cheat Skate," the Riverdale crew rallies to help Pop Tate after he’s injured, organizing a bowling tournament with the unexpected help of two pro bowlers—turning a heartfelt fundraiser into a community showdown. Written by Stephen Oswald and brought to life with vibrant art by Pat Kennedy, inks by Terry Szenics, and colors by Carlos Antunes, the story captures the gang’s charm and teamwork. The cover by Fernando Ruiz and Rich Koslowski perfectly captures the playful energy of the event.
In "Are You Kidding?", the Archies are set to open the Riverdale Amusement Pier's Wonderland Weekend, and Betty and Veronica scramble to create a show that’ll delight the kids—no easy task when the only thing they’ve got is a shared idea and a whole lot of pressure. With the clock ticking and the crowd waiting, the pair must find a way to turn their rivalry into something fun, all while staying true to the spirit of the pier’s big celebration.
In "7-10 Split," Jo and the gang step in when Pop Tate’s injury leaves him facing medical bills, rallying the town for help—until a pair of pro bowlers show up and inspire a charity tournament that might just turn their luck around.
In "Cat at the Crossroads," Jo finds herself at a low point after a disappointing show and a harsh critique, leading her to seriously consider stepping away from the Pussycats—so much so that she quietly begins grooming Alexandra as her replacement. The story captures a moment of doubt and introspection, exploring what it means to be part of a band when the music isn’t enough to carry you anymore.
When Reggie is named MVP of the school football team, the usual rivalry for Archie’s attention takes a surprising turn—now it’s the girls vying for the honor of going to the prom with Reggie, leaving Archie momentarily forgotten in the chaos.
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Reprinted in Archie Milestones Jumbo Comics Digest #8 (2020)
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