Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine #107

In "Dear Old Dad," Mr. Weatherbee finds himself unexpectedly embraced as a paternal figure by Archie and the gang, who start calling him "Pop" and seeking his advice on everything from crushes to chores. When the attention grows overwhelming, he stages a dramatic assembly to reclaim his authority—only to later send a surprisingly heartfelt sympathy card to Archie’s actual father.

Archie finds himself unexpectedly tapped to help Mr. Lodge build a company basketball team, tasked with listing the ideal player skills—and then, to his surprise, using the office computer to recruit actual employees. With a mix of humor and workplace chaos, the story follows the unlikely roster that starts taking shape, all under the watchful eye of the ever-competitive businessman.

When Alex breaks his leg, his date with Josie takes a wild turn as he transforms his mansion into a makeshift concert with a rock band and an eager crowd—only to face a sudden, unwelcome interruption from the police.

When Archie agrees to watch Dilton’s pet mouse for a few days, he doesn’t expect the tiny creature to go on a late-night adventure—especially after Archie returns home from a scary movie. What starts as a simple favor quickly turns into a tense, unexpected encounter when the mouse escapes and leaves Archie on edge in the dark. In "Mega-Mouse," the usual small-town antics take a spooky turn.

Archie’s trying to keep a date with Betty, but his wallet’s empty after a big donation—just as she’s stuck watching her little cousin. Neither knows how to tell the other they’ve got to cancel, leaving them both caught in a quiet, awkward standstill.

When a sudden downpour traps Archie, Betty, and her parents indoors, they dive into the over-the-top board game *Be A Billionaire*—a flashy, exaggerated take on Monopoly. As the game unfolds, Archie gets lost in daydreams of luxury and fame, imagining what life would be like if he were truly rich.

In a whimsical medieval tale, Archie, Betty, and Jughead take on a most unusual gig as minstrels in service to King Lodge—only to find their real task isn’t song, but ridding the castle of a persistent rodent problem. With their usual charm and a dash of cleverness, the trio proves that even the most unlikely heroes can strike a chord—both in music and in mischief.

In "Wrestlers Rhapsody," the school’s charity wrestling match takes a surprising turn when Moose arrives late, leaving The Mighty Wizard facing an unexpected opponent—Jo, who steps in at the last minute. The tension builds as the crowd buzzes with curiosity, and the match becomes a whirlwind of humor and high-stakes antics.