Archie's Funhouse Double Digest #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hansel & Gretel Inc.", Dilton Doiley’s latest ZBox-powered MMO traps the Archie Gang inside a digital realm inspired by the classic fairy tale—where every click could be a trap and every level hides a surprise. Written by Stephen Oswald and brought to life with sharp art by Joe Staton, inks by Bob Smith, and vibrant colors by Joe Morciglio and Rosario "Tito" Peña, this 2017 Double Digest adventure blends retro gaming charm with the gang’s signature humor. The cover, by Dan Parent, captures the whimsical danger of the game world in bold, playful detail.
In "Adventures in the Wonder Realm Part One," Dilton’s latest MMO experiment goes awry, accidentally trapping Archie, Jughead, Betty, Veronica, and the rest inside the very game they’re playing—via their ZBox devices. With the digital world turning unpredictable and the rules shifting faster than they can adapt, the gang must navigate surreal landscapes and strange challenges to find a way back before the game resets.
In "Talk Squawk," Archie's Funhouse Double Digest #25, Dilton takes on a bold challenge during Silence Day, when girls must stay quiet and hand over ribbons to any boy who makes them speak—claiming he can outdo both Archie and Reggie in the process.
In "Natural Talent," Vic Morgan shoots a music video at Riverdale High, hoping for authentic student life—except everyone’s determined to steal the spotlight, turning the school into a chaotic stage. With Jo caught in the whirlwind, the real question isn’t who’ll make the cut, but who’s really acting.
Veronica decides she deserves more recognition, so she hires a pair of musicians to serenade her every time she walks into a room—turning her daily routine into a walking parade. With her usual flair for drama and a dash of showmanship, she’s determined to be the star of her own spotlight.
In "The Big Ban," Jo and her Riverdale friends rally against the sudden banning of "How To Start A Revolution" from their local library, turning a quiet protest into a full-blown campaign to defend free speech—backed by a surprisingly supportive (and surprisingly funny) group of adults.
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