Reggie and Me #1

In "Science Friction," Reggie tries to win back the gang's respect by dressing up as a Martian after they mock his love for sci-fi—only to have his prank backfire when Mr. Lodge calls the cops, turning a silly stunt into a full-blown misunderstanding.

In "The Organizer," Reggie mistakes a heartfelt conversation between Archie and Betty about honoring Riverdale’s oldest living war hero as a personal tribute to himself—so he leaps in, eager to lead the planning with his usual flair. Written by a team known for sharp teen humor, this 11-page story captures Reggie’s over-the-top enthusiasm as he dives headfirst into organizing an event he never asked for.

In "The Good, the Bad and the Reggie," Reggie finds himself caught between loyalty and mischief when his pit crew boss pressures him to sabotage the car of Archie’s driver during a high-stakes race. With nerves on edge and friendships hanging in the balance, the tension builds as the checkered flag looms.

In "Touchdown Put Down," Reggie puts his quarterback skills to a new kind of test—keeping Archie out of the game so he can’t go on a date with Veronica. With clever plays and a little sabotage, Reggie’s determined to make sure Archie stays on the sidelines.

In "Model Muddle," Reggie puts Archie in a sticky situation by challenging him to build a snow sculpture of "The Most Beautiful Girl in Riverdale"—a task that promises chaos no matter who gets chosen. With Archie caught between his friends and the icy pressure of perfection, one snowy afternoon turns into a hilarious test of loyalty and taste.

In "The Dudes," Jo and her friends get caught up in a sudden fashion frenzy when Veronica compliments a guy in a vintage 1940s wide-brim hat. Reggie, eager to catch her attention, rushes out to buy the same style—only to find Archie has already done the same. The two friends end up locked in a lighthearted, hat-fueled rivalry that’s as much about friendship as it is about impressing someone they like.