Cover: Fernando Ruiz & Rich Koslowski

Archie's Weird Mysteries #18

Feb 2002 · Archie · 1.99 USD; 2.39 CAD

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In "Food For Thought... Or Not!", Archie spins a whimsical tale for the triplets, weaving a winter wonderland of mischief and magic. When little Ashley Collins longs for snow on Christmas, Jack Frost, Jack, Jill, and Spring risk Old Man Winter’s wrath by stealing a snow-making machine—only to create a fleeting, dreamlike snowfall that vanishes by morning. Written by Paul Castiglia and brought to life with playful art by Fernando Ruiz, inks by Rich Koslowski, and vibrant colors by Stephanie Vozzo, this 2002 adventure blends seasonal charm with a quiet lesson about nature’s balance. The cover by Fernando Ruiz and Rich Koslowski captures the story’s frosty fantasy with a touch of mystery.

Contains 3 stories

Food For Thought... Or Not!

11 pp · Adventure, Humor, Teen

VeronicaJugheadArchieDiltonmooseMr. WeatherbeeMr. LodgeMrs. LodgeTV reportersmayorB. L. JarvieJarvie's assistantcatmouse

When a batch of Jarvie Frozen Dinners gets accidentally over-frozen, the entire town of Riverdale suddenly loses their mental sharpness—except for Veronica, who’s never been fond of the brand. With her newfound edge, she dives into the mystery, following the bizarre freeze-back to its source at Jarvie headquarters. The story unfolds with clever twists and classic Riverdale charm, all wrapped in a short, punchy adventure that’s equal parts humor and head-scratching mystery.

It's Season's Screaming at Beaumont's Curiosity Shop!

1 pp · Humor

Beaumontwerewolfvampireghostwitchalien

Let It Snow!

10 pp · Humor, Fantasy, Teen

ArchieBettytripletsJack FrostWind JillAshley CollinsSpring ThawOld Man Winter

In "Let It Snow!", Archie spins a whimsical tale from the pages of *Archie's Weird Mysteries #18*, where Little Ashley Collins—used to warm weather—dreams of snow for Christmas. When Jack Frost is barred by Old Man Winter from altering nature’s rhythm, he and Jill team up with Spring to sneak a snow-making machine, creating a magical night of play that leaves Ashley believing it was all a dream—until morning reveals the snow has melted.