Riverdale Digest #4

In "null," Veronica and Archie form a band to rebuild their public image, prompting Betty to launch her own act in response. As the Riverdale High talent contest heats up, the rivalry between the groups takes an unexpected turn when Archie and Betty cross paths backstage—where old tensions give way to something quieter, more uncertain.

In "null," Jughead’s humiliating loss in a video game race against Reggie sets off a month-long prank war that spirals into something far bigger than anyone expected. When Reggie demands the whole gang form a band called "The Reggies," their disastrous attempt at music-making takes an unexpected turn when Jughead uncovers Dilton’s secret audio software—only to accidentally unleash a viral remix that redefines the whole project.

When the Archies are banned from practicing their music due to noise complaints, they scramble to find a quiet spot—until they devise a clever plan to rehearse at the Cooper house without disturbing Mrs. Cooper.

In "null," Josie and the Pussycats prepare for a big opening slot at the state fair, sharing the stage with pop sensation Cheri Overwood. Tensions rise when Josie grows envious of young prodigy Felicity Mountain, unaware that Felicity looks up to them—until a sudden twist throws the group into chaos when Alexander Cabot arrives with authorities, accusing them of plagiarism.