Jughead and Archie Double Digest #3

Jughead’s pride takes a hit when he learns Pop Tate’s newest regular, Milkweed, is eating more burgers than he is. Determined to reclaim his title as the most devoted customer, Jughead launches a secret campaign to out-eat the competition—before Milkweed’s quiet presence starts rewriting the rules of Riverdale’s lunchtime rituals.

In "Cover Story," Veronica shows off her new summer wardrobe to Archie and the gang, turning heads with every outfit—though Archie’s reaction is less enthusiastic than she might’ve hoped. The moment sparks a lighthearted, playful tension as the group navigates the usual mix of teasing and charm.

In "The Protector," Jughead puts his unorthodox sense of chivalry to the test when Betty and Veronica stage a playful chase to see if he’ll step in—only for him to outsmart their plan by recognizing the boy they’ve enlisted. Written with sharp wit and classic humor, this five-page tale captures the gang’s familiar antics with a charming twist on who really holds the hero’s mantle.

In "Shake n' Bake," Mary entrusts Archie with delivering her cake to the bake sale, but when the duo accidentally drops it, they’re left scrambling to whip up a replacement—leading to a chaotic, flour-dusted attempt at baking that’s as much about friendship as it is about dessert.

Jughead tries his hand at selling ice cream, but his efforts are upstaged by a dazzling female vendor who draws crowds with ease. Determined to keep his spot on the corner, he reinvents himself—channeling charm and confidence in a bid to win over customers.

In "Wreck Room," Jo and her family face a familiar problem: fixing the latest mess Archie’s made leaves no budget for their dream of turning the basement into a rec room—until a surprise tax return offers a chance to finally make it happen.