Jughead's Double Digest #69

In "Group Gripe," Archie scrambles to come up with a fresh act for the band’s upcoming performance, while Mr. Weatherbee hosts a garage sale to fund his new passion—playing in a string trio. The two plots collide in unexpected ways as the town’s most unlikely musical partnerships begin to take shape.

In "Fortune Hunters," Ethel becomes convinced her fortune cookie predicts she'll marry a tall blonde man—her heart set on Jughead, despite his lack of both height and blond hair. As Jughead desperately hides a mop on his head to play along, Archie and Reggie step in to gently remind Ethel that fortune cookies are just for fun.

In "The Wind in the Wheelies," Betty and Veronica hit the outdoor rink for a fun day of roller-skating—until a prank from a rival sends Betty into a spin. Jughead, ever the tinkerer, unveils his latest creation: a sail for skates, and Betty, determined to turn the tables, lets the mischievous girl take the first ride.

In the quiet moments before the yearbook is due, Archie reflects on the small, steady things that make Riverdale High feel like home—especially the unwavering loyalty of his best friend, Jughead, even as he contemplates the changes ahead.

When Little Archie and Juggie set out on a raft to catch the fabled Perilous Pike of Logger's Pond, their fishing trip takes a sudden turn as the current sweeps them toward the dangerous Fossil Falls—no easy escape, and no time to turn back.

Archie gushes about how much he loves summer, but his enthusiasm takes a turn when a bad sunburn leaves him sidelined—just as the season starts to truly heat up. In this lighthearted 5-page tale from Jughead's Double Digest #69, the usual summer fun gets a sticky twist.

Archie’s trying to enjoy his summer in Riverdale, determined to avoid any talk of school—until he’s suddenly thrust into the spotlight after rescuing the mayor’s daughter from the river. Suddenly, every headline and conversation is about Riverdale High, and Archie’s summer plans are anything but quiet.