Archie Showcase Digest #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Was A Teenage Jughead! Part 1," Riverdale’s teens dive into their first Comic Con, only to be baffled by a mysterious Maximus Chrome robot taunting them from the crowd. With J.J. Abrams judging the homemade costume contest and the robot nearly claiming victory, Sabrina’s sharp eye uncovers the truth—someone’s been cheating all along. Written by Alex Segura and illustrated by Bill Galvan, with inks by Jim Amash and colors by Digikore Studios, this playful adventure features a cover by Dan Parent and Bob Smith.
In "I Was A Teenage Jughead! Part 1," Jughead Jones finds himself in a surreal, comic-book-style Oz—where Archie plays a Scarecrow with a knack for sandwiches, Moose channels a hulking Cowardly Lion, and Miss Grundy rules as the Wicked Witch of the High School. With Reggie as a mischievous Winged Monkey and a mysterious journey ahead, this zany parody blends classic hero tropes with Riverdale’s signature humor.
In this zany, Oz-inspired twist, Archie finds himself in a surreal journey through a candy-colored land where his usual teenage woes take on superheroic proportions—complete with a talking Scarecrow, a hulking Moose, and a witchy Miss Grundy on the hunt. With Reggie as a winged monkey and a whole cast of Archie-verse characters reimagined as classic fantasy archetypes, the humor swings from absurd to delightfully offbeat.
When the gang stops by Pep Comics to hang out with Chuck, a sudden meteorite strike opens a cosmic vortex—spilling comic book characters from other dimensions into Riverdale. Now, the usual teen chaos gets a whole lot weirder as familiar faces from stories long forgotten start showing up in the most unexpected places.
When a meteorite crashes into the Riverdale comic shop, it unleashes a cosmic vortex that pulls in characters from other comic books, turning the town into a crossover chaos. Archie and his friends must team up to build a portal big enough to send the interdimensional guests back home—before the whole town gets stuck in a panel.
When Jughead brings his cousin Souphead to the comic shop, Reggie spins a wild tale about the meteor shower that once brought comic book characters to life—only for the phenomenon to strike again, sending the shop into a whirlwind of furry, fantastical chaos.
In "Return To The Comic Shop Part 2," Archie and his friends team up with Sam Hill, Lee Sampson, Detective Bentley, and Fu Chang on a wild cross-dimensional quest to track down a mysterious meteor—key to returning the comic characters to their home universe. With a mix of humor, sci-fi zaniness, and superhero antics, the adventure unfolds across surreal parallel realities, where every page feels like a punchline from a cartoon dream.
In "The Great Riverdale Comic Con," Archie and his friends dive into their first-ever comic convention, buzzing with excitement—until a towering Maximus Chrome robot starts heckling them. With J.J. Abrams judging the homemade costume contest, the gang gears up to show off their creations, but the robot’s sudden dominance raises eyebrows, especially when Sabrina spots a flaw that unravels the whole act.
Veronica teases Jughead about his obsession with comics and his daydreams of being the Riverdale Avenger—until she spots a golden opportunity in the hobby’s growing value. What starts as a joke soon has her eyeing his collection with a very different kind of excitement.
Archie and Jughead tag along with Cosmo for a cosmic diner crawl to the center of the universe, where they meet the legendary Good Guys of the Galaxy—only to stumble into a bizarre showdown with the flamboyant Ha'Cha The Hottie and a mysterious miracle mitten that might just be the key to it all.
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