Archie's Funhouse Double Digest #6

When Veronica refuses to ride in Archie’s car unless the air conditioning is fixed, Archie and Jughead take the vehicle to Jughead’s cousin for repairs—leading to a lighthearted adventure filled with classic teen antics and the kind of small-town charm only Archie’s world can deliver.

In "Cart Caper," Archie’s routine shift at the supermarket takes a wild turn when Reggie swaps out the battery in his cart-pushing device—only for Archie to accidentally send it careening through the store after charging it at Dilton’s lab. With the machine gone rogue and chaos unfolding, Archie must track down the runaway cart before things get out of hand.

Archie faces a nerve-wracking climb down a steep cliff to retrieve crucial Lodge Industries documents, while Betty and Veronica race to track down the thief who stole them mid-mission. With tension rising and the stakes higher than ever, this fast-paced adventure blends classic Archie charm with a dash of cliffside suspense.

In "Job Jug-gling," Jughead’s knack for finding food—or at least thinking about it—lands him in a series of increasingly chaotic jobs, each one testing his ability to focus. When Archie finally secures him a job selling pet food, Jughead’s challenge isn’t just about selling the product, but staying away from the very snacks he’s supposed to be promoting.

In "The Student Wince!", Archie’s academic struggles reach a breaking point when his father is summoned to meet with his teachers. Facing the prospect of losing his TV and dates, Archie surprisingly volunteers to impose the same restrictions on himself—only to find an unexpected boost in motivation and focus.

Veronica, president of the Danny Downbeat fan club, heads to the big city with a bold mission: convince the rock star to perform in Riverdale. Meanwhile, Danny Downbeat has a surprise of his own—showing up unannounced at Pop Tate’s soda shop to reconnect with his hometown fans.

In "Popular Poll," Archie's promise to take the most popular girl to the spring dance sets off a spirited campaign when Ophelia steps in as Betty’s manager, determined to unseat Veronica in the school’s popularity race. With votes on the line and friendships tested, the rivalry heats up in ways no one saw coming.

In "null," Moose faces a tough setback when a failing grade in English knocks him out of sports, but Principal Weatherbee isn't ready to give up on him—so he convinces Superintendent Smith to offer Moose a second chance.

In "Krocky 13," the perpetually undefeated boxer Krocky faces his biggest challenge yet—literally—when he takes on Eezee, an extraterrestrial whose otherworldly tricks finally bring him down. The crowd’s wild excitement turns into a cash grab as the spectacle becomes a full-blown spectacle of absurdity.

In "Charm Harm," the baseball team’s rituals run the gamut from lucky socks to elaborate pre-game chants, but they’re quick to tease Betty and Veronica for their belief in the astrology column. When the team’s luck starts to falter, the girls’ horoscopes might just hold the key—though no one’s ready to admit it.

When Mr. Lodge’s oil tanker springs a leak, his usual smug confidence takes a hit as he’s suddenly the target of public outrage, government scrutiny, and environmental activists—leaving even his usual charm powerless to smooth things over.

In "Mean 'n' Mad," little Jughead concocts a temporary strength potion for little Reggie, hoping it’ll help him stand up to Fangs—though Reggie has no idea the boost won’t last. The story captures a classic moment of misguided friendship and short-lived heroics, full of playful chaos and Archie-style humor.