Jughead and Archie Double Digest #2

Jughead takes on a wild challenge when Veronica claims no one could ever win over her father, and with his usual mix of charm and absurd logic, he convinces Mr. Lodge that Archie is the secret to his wealth and well-being—leading to a hilariously tangled web of mistaken credit.

In "Friend In Need," Jughead faces a rare challenge when Betty calls him out for not being a true friend to Archie—especially when it comes to taking risks. Determined to prove himself, he steps up in unexpected ways, trying to protect Archie from Moose, even if it means stepping far outside his usual comfort zone.

In "Shore Fired Plan," Archie and Jughead trade the quiet solitude of the Lodge family’s private beach for the lively chaos they’ve been missing—only to discover that the real fun might not be in the crowds, but in the simple act of choosing what they want to enjoy.

In "Buzzin' Cousin," Veronica puts Archie’s loyalty to the test by sending her dazzling cousin Alice to flirt with him—only for Alice to mistakenly zero in on Jughead instead, much to his surprise and delight. The mix-up sets off a chain of awkward, funny moments as the usual dynamics of Riverdale’s love triangle take a delightfully unexpected turn.

In "All for One," Jughead hatches a scheme that flips the script on the usual love triangle when he convinces Veronica to help him separate Archie from Betty—only for his true plan to quietly steer Archie toward his own side. With playful mischief and a dash of charm, the story turns the classic rivalry on its head, all in a lighthearted, five-page romp.

Archie lands a job at the town’s hottest new discotheque, but between flashing lights and a strict schedule, he’s got his work cut out just to stay on the clock—especially when Veronica’s dancing just a few feet away. With a pocket full of empty coins and a heart full of rhythm, he’ll have to find a way to cut loose without getting caught.