Jughead's Double Digest #94

When Dilton’s latest experiment gives Jughead the strange ability to stick to anything he touches—especially Midge—the usual chaos of Riverdale takes a sticky turn. With a mix of awkward charm and classic teen misadventure, Jughead finds himself unexpectedly connected to the girl he’s always admired.

In "Antique Weighted," Veronica sends Archie and Jughead on a mission to the mansion to retrieve the elusive Himmeldorfer—though neither of them has the faintest idea what it actually is. With only a cryptic clue and a growing sense of confusion, the duo sets off on a misadventure that’s equal parts mystery and classic Riverdale chaos.

In "The Dating Game," Archie hatches a plan to make quick cash by matchmaking Riverdale’s basketball players with girls from the nearby all-girls school—until the usual girlfriends of the team show up, demanding to be taken out now that their boys are otherwise occupied.

Archie’s trying to sneak in some homework during study hall when he’s unexpectedly pulled into the drama club’s chaos. With his usual charm and a series of increasingly ridiculous disguises, he’s determined to stay hidden while still finishing his assignment—no easy feat when the spotlight’s on him.

In "The Dudes," a vintage wide-brim hat becomes the unlikely catalyst for a playful rivalry when Veronica’s compliment sends Reggie scrambling to buy one to impress her—only for Archie to catch wind and follow suit, turning a simple fashion choice into a lighthearted contest of style and attention.