Archie's Spring Break #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "You Ought to be in Pictures part 1," Veronica’s carefully planned spring break look takes a dramatic turn when she sends Archie out in the rain to protect her new hairstyle—only for Pop Tate’s sprinkler system to have other ideas. Written by Bill Golliher and illustrated by Jeff Shultz with inks by Bob Smith, this 2000 installment captures the classic charm of Riverdale’s misadventures, with a cover by Jeff Shultz and Jon D'Agostino.
In "You Ought to be in Pictures part 2," Sandy Bulwork refuses to back down from performing her own stunts during the filming of a beachside movie, putting her in real danger. When things go awry, it's Dilton who steps in to save the day, earning unexpected praise—much to Reggie's chagrin, especially when Dilton's bravery ends up in the final cut.
Archie’s promise to make just one call from his mom’s cell phone quickly spirals into chaos when he keeps dialing the same radio station number, hoping to win concert tickets—only to find himself tangled in a series of escalating miscommunications. With every ring, the situation grows more absurd, testing his patience and his friendship with Jo, who’s trying to keep things under control.
Veronica’s new hairstyle takes center stage when she sends Archie out in the rain to protect it—only for Pop Tate’s sprinkler system to spring into action at the worst possible moment. With a mix of vanity, chaos, and a splash of teenage drama, Jo and Archie find themselves caught in the middle of a hair-raising mishap.
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