Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine #79

When Reggie hides a rabbit in Jughead’s desk, Mr. Weatherbee punishes him by making him the school’s game warden—with a whistle. Jughead, ever the prankster, swaps the whistle for an ultra-sonic dog whistle, setting off a chaotic chain of barking mayhem when Reggie blows it.

When Sabrina's teen witch first-class license expires, the McGlurch sisters whisk her off to another dimension to retake her witch's test—only to find her magic is no match for the challenge. Demoted to fourth-class, Sabrina must now prove she still has what it takes, all while navigating the absurd trials of a world where spells go wildly wrong.

When Veronica declares she's drawn to men with poise, Reggie and Betty launch a mischievous plan to sabotage Archie’s image—leading to a series of increasingly awkward mishaps. The chaos unfolds as the duo tries to prove Archie lacks grace, all while keeping their prank hidden.

When Mr. Lodge’s priceless diamond falls prey to the elusive Smoke Man—whose ability to vanish through keyholes makes him nearly untouchable—A.R.C.H.I.E. and J.U.G.H.E.A.D. must outwit a foe who’s more smoke than substance. With booby traps useless and the stakes rising, the teens race to stop the C.R.U.S.H. agent before he slips away for good.

In "Bullygirl," Archie tries to win Veronica’s favor by orchestrating a rescue, hoping she’ll owe him a debt of gratitude—only for Betty to catch on to his plan before it unfolds.

In "Passing the Buck," Cricket O'Dell’s uncanny ability to smell money leads her on a wild chase through Riverdale, chasing wealth wherever it glimmers. When Archie tries to ditch her by steering her toward Reggie Mantle, the plan backfires—only for Reggie to pass her on to Jughead, who suddenly finds himself the target of her most unexpected obsession.

When thieves steal the high-tech car Kip, Archie and the gang team up with Dilton's Uncle Fred and his legendary wonder car to track down the culprits and bring the vehicle back—before it's too late.