Archie's Super Comics Digest #[nn]

When Archie and Mr. Weatherbee accidentally swap bodies using one of Dilton’s wild inventions, chaos ensues—Archie must navigate Veronica’s date while Mr. Weatherbee faces the daunting task of delivering a speech for the Superintendent, all while trying to figure out how to switch back before things get even more awkward.

Jo and her friends are baffled when Svenson starts reacting wildly to the mention of a number—until it turns out he’s convinced he’s won the lottery, only for Mr. Weatherbee to gently reveal he was staring at the wrong set of digits all along.

In "The Launching," Larry tries to sell a boat to Archie, leading to a misadventure when they test it out at the school pool—only to find the canoe trapped and the boys locked out. A lighthearted mix of teenage antics and unexpected mishaps unfolds in this five-page gem from Archie's Super Comics Digest.

In "Face in the Crowd!", Veronica crafts a brilliant paper on patriotism, only to face her biggest challenge yet: reading it aloud in front of the whole school. With her confidence wavering and the spotlight looming, she must find the courage to step up—before her words go unheard.

When Archie decides to paint his car to promote Veronica's favorite shoe store, he unwittingly stirs up old tensions—unaware that Veronica has recently had a falling out with the shop’s owners and now views the place with resentment. The prank-turned-promise quickly spirals into a sticky situation neither of them expected.

Archie swaps his dusty mop for a high-tech robot vacuum, hoping to skip the chore—until the machine starts cleaning *too* well, turning his house into a surprisingly chaotic mess. With Jo around and the dust bunnies running wild, can Archie keep up with the machine’s unexpected enthusiasm?

In "Picture Perfect," Pop Tate enlists a professional photography crew to capture the perfect burger for a Sunday ad, but things get messy when a notoriously picky food stylist insists on absolute precision—down to the last sesame seed. With the diner’s reputation on the line, Jo and the gang try to keep the shoot on track, all while navigating the chaos of creative perfectionists.

In "Wrestlers Rhapsody," the school’s charity wrestling match is set to be a showdown between the legendary The Mighty Wizard and the mighty Moose—until Moose’s late arrival leaves the ring empty and the crowd buzzing with anticipation. Who will step in to face The Mighty Wizard in this unexpected clash?

When Mr. Weatherbee hires an actor to impersonate him for an assembly, chaos ensues as the real and fake principals start swapping roles—and no one can tell which one is which. Jo and the gang are caught in the middle of the confusion, trying to figure out who’s the real authority figure.

When Veronica Lodge is late to class one too many times, Mr. Weatherbee hands down an unusual punishment: instead of detention, she’s assigned to work at a local thrift store. With her usual flair and a touch of mischief, Veronica navigates the quirky world of secondhand clothes and unexpected encounters—just in time to discover that even the most ordinary jobs can lead to the most surprising moments.

In "I Got the Power!", Jughead pushes Archie to stop dodging the drama and finally stand up to Betty and Veronica—no more running, no more excuses. With a mix of tough love and classic mischief, Jughead rallies Archie to claim his own power in the love triangle, turning the usual chaos into a moment of unexpected courage.

After winning an artistic award, Chuck gets the chance to paint a blank mural at school—but now everyone from his teachers to his friends wants a spot in the masterpiece. With creative pressure mounting, he’ll need more than just paint to keep everyone happy.

Archie’s sent to fetch the eccentric billionaire Feely Pincher for a corporate meeting, but when Mr. Lodge swaps places with him to play attendant at a Dreggs gas station, chaos unfolds in the most mundane of settings. With Archie dodging a wealthy recluse and Lodge wrestling with grease and gas pumps, one thing’s clear: even the richest deals can get messy when the wrong person’s behind the wheel.