Little Archie Comics Digest Magazine #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Blueberry for Betty," Jughead's secret sci-fi novel accidentally gets mistaken for a book report, sparking a mix-up that lands him in Mr. Weatherbee’s office—only to earn unexpected praise instead of a detention. Written, drawn, and lettered by Dexter Taylor, with colors by Barry Grossman and a cover by Taylor, this 1987 digest issue captures the classic charm of Archie’s small-town antics with a touch of imaginative flair.
In "The Magic Treat," Jughead's love of food lands him in hot water when Veronica refuses to invite him to her party—until Sabrina steps in with a spell meant to cure his appetite. But when the magic backfires in unexpected ways, Jo and the gang must figure out how to fix the mess before things get even more chaotic.
In "The Sale," when the school faces budget cuts and can't afford athletics, the kids organize a flea market to pitch in. Little Reggie, ever the showman, surprises everyone by selling the deed to the school—right to Fangs.
In "Dog Goned," Little Jughead picks up breakfast for himself and Hot Dog Jr. at Pop Tate's, but can't resist grabbing an extra sandwich for lunch—much to Hot Dog Jr.'s eager anticipation.
In "The Trap," Little Betty finds herself downhearted after noticing Little Archie’s growing interest in Little Veronica. Pop Tate, determined to help, hatches a clever scheme to redirect Archie’s attention—though just how he plans to do it is anyone’s guess.
In "The Triumph of Science," Penny stands up to bully Fangs when he targets Little Archie and Little Reggie, demanding he let them go. Inspired by a clever idea from Little Dilton, the trio turns to the science of Judo, learning simple moves that might just level the playing field.
Jo’s been scribbling a sci-fi epic, but when Miss Grundy mistakes it for his book report, she’s all too eager to hand it in—only to send him straight to Mr. Weatherbee. To his surprise, the principal loves the story and wants more, leaving Jo both baffled and oddly inspired.
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