Josie #36

In "Sock It To Who?.. (Whom?)", Josie faces off against Clyde Didit—aka "Orbit," the flamboyant musician with questionable style and a hit song that always backfires. Every time he belts out his signature tune, someone inevitably socks him in the face, much to Josie’s amusement and Pepper’s quiet satisfaction.

In "Bottoms Up," Jo and her friends find themselves in a whirlwind of chaos when Alex's brother gets a well-earned kick, Melody delivers a cryptic note meant to be unforgettable, and a stolen hearse sets off a wild taxi chase with Josie and Alex hot on its trail. Archie and Jughead make a brief cameo, unimpressed by Clyde Didit's off-key singing.

In "Endsville," Melody’s world spirals into apocalyptic panic after spotting a preacher’s sign warning of the end times, while Pepper grapples with Sock’s stubbornly casual attitude—her feelings for him, it seems, still unacknowledged. The story unfolds with the kind of quirky, heartfelt humor that defines Josie’s world, where teenage worries and absurd fears collide in perfectly mundane ways.

In "On Wings of a Song," Josie rallies Melody when doubt clouds her mind, proving that not every storm means the end of the world. Meanwhile, Clyde Didit takes a daring leap—literally—borrowing Alex's rocket belt to belt out his song without fear of a well-earned smack.