Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #63

In "Bully For You," Little Archie finally stands up to Fangs Fogarty’s constant bullying—snowballs, lunch theft, the usual—but when Fangs tattles to the teacher, Archie sees a chance to turn the tables. Realizing Fangs is more scared than tough, Archie devises a plan to test just how brave a bully really is when the rules are fair.

In "Fenced In," Veronica finds herself smitten with her new math teacher, while Archie quirks a question about the health risks of kissing, and Betty gets oddly absorbed in following the instructions on her medicine bottle—three very different teen minds, one very strange afternoon.

Archie’s worried the guys will get hurt playing sports and miss their big gig, so he convinces them to join the cheerleading squad instead—thinking it’ll be easy. Turns out, cheerleading is anything but simple, and the usual antics take a surprising turn.

In "What Kind of Ghoul Am I," Alex leads the Pussycats on a wild audition at Ghostly Estates, only to discover the so-called Count is actually a real vampire—and the entire mansion is a haunted den of monsters and ghostly oddities. With the Pussycats caught in a spooky mystery they never saw coming, the real question becomes: how do you escape a house where the only thing scarier than the monsters is the truth?

In "Football Daze," Betty and Veronica take on Riverdale High’s football team with surprising determination, facing off against Coach Kleats’ increasingly absurd physical challenges—each one tougher than the last. Their unshakable confidence and unexpected skill keep them in the game, no matter how tough the test.

In "The Apple Knockers," Jo and her classmates learn a lesson the hard way when their teasing of a freshman for bringing an apple to school for his teacher leads to an unexpected classroom moment. Miss Grundy gently reminds them that small gestures like that can mean a lot—especially when it comes to showing respect.