The Best of Archie Comics #2

Archie Andrews, desperate to save money on his beloved jalopy, turns it into a makeshift taxi service—only to find himself on a disastrous shortcut that lands him and a mysterious passenger 17 miles from home. When the car is struck by a train, the pair must walk back to Riverdale, unaware they’re heading straight into a new chapter at Riverdale High. The next day, Archie’s surprise at discovering his stranded passenger is the school’s new principal adds a whole new twist to his already chaotic day.

Archie Andrews is handed a dressmaker's dummy for Veronica's sewing class, but when it’s mistaken for a real girl, chaos ensues—leading to a series of misunderstandings that have Archie, Veronica, Betty, Jughead, and even Mr. Weatherbee scrambling to keep the secret. With Miss Grundy just one clue away from the truth, the whole school might soon be in on the prank.

When Professor Thimk and Astra land on the moon to rescue Cosmo and Orbi, they’re quickly pulled into a cosmic mission: the Martian Space Commission insists they investigate the mysterious planet Venus. With the Moonlings and Gillywump at their side, the team must navigate the unknown dangers of Venus—where a Venusian Monster lurks in the shadows—before it’s too late.

Caramel, Betty and Ronnie’s seemingly lazy cat, surprises them by revealing she can talk—only to children still small enough to believe. With a quiet magic in her voice, she shares the tale of her journey across America, where she guided her three kittens to new homes after their old house was lost, each step a test of courage and love.

In "The House That Lodge Built," Archie Andrews finds himself in an unexpected spotlight when he spots a fire at the Lodge mansion, giving him a rare chance to impress Hiram Lodge—though his usual mix of nerves and good intentions might just complicate things further. With Veronica watching from the sidelines, Archie’s quick thinking could be the key to proving he’s more than just a troublemaker, even if the situation spirals in ways he never expected.

When the Consumer, a ravenous alien who devours anything in his path, targets Riverdale, Superteen must face her toughest foe yet—especially when he holds Archie Andrews hostage. With the town’s fate on the line, Jughead’s legendary appetite might just be the key to saving the day.

Sabrina’s prank takes a magical twist when jealousy sparks a spell that turns Archie hopelessly smitten—only to unravel when Veronica catches on and demands answers. With Harvey watching from the sidelines and Pop Tate’s soda shop buzzing, Sabrina must undo her mischief before things get too out of hand.

Archie Andrews is on a mission to deliver a surprise birthday cake to Veronica Lodge’s dad, but every time he gets close, something goes wrong—leading to a chain of increasingly frantic trips back to the bakery. With Jughead Jones watching from the sidelines, Archie’s delivery attempts spiral into a series of comical mishaps, all while the clock ticks down.

Betty Cooper confidently lays out her ideal husband to the Lodges, painting a picture so specific it’s almost a caricature—only to be baffled when they burst into laughter upon hearing her description matches Archie Andrews. She’s certain she’s not talking about him, but the look on Archie’s face suggests he might be the only one who truly understands.

When Jughead Jones suddenly shows up with a mohawk and a leather jacket, Archie and Betty panic—thinking their friend has gone full punk. They rally to pull him back from the brink of a rebellious lifestyle, only to discover he’s just writing a piece for the local paper. It’s a wild ride through 80s-style angst, but just like always, the real story’s not what it seems.

In "Maid of Money," Melody turns heads at the school dance by arriving in a dazzling dress crafted entirely from one- and five-dollar bills, handing out cash to the boys with a grin. Alexandra, not one to be outdone, responds by designing her own show-stopping dress made of hundred-dollar bills, turning the night into a dazzling display of style and spending.

Archie Andrews and the gang dive into the fun of a Renaissance fair, decked out in full period attire—complete with capes and crowns. When Archie is mistaken for a costumed actor, he’s suddenly thrust into a joust, facing off against a mechanical dragon in the middle of the festivities.

Katy Keene swings into a California comic convention to promote her new film, *The Web Returns*, but her real mission is personal: tracking down the elusive Suzie Comics #62, the one issue she hasn’t managed to collect. Amid the buzz of costumed fans and nostalgic panels, she’s drawn into a quirky mix of celebrity cameos, comic book lore, and the kind of small-town charm only Archie’s world can deliver.

Archie Andrews, fresh off his college graduation, surprises Veronica Lodge with a heartfelt proposal using money from his parents—she says yes without hesitation. As the news spreads through Riverdale, the gang reacts with a mix of excitement, teasing, and unexpected support, setting off a chain of events that tests friendships and secrets in the days ahead.

When Sabrina Spellman attempts a protection spell to shield Riverdale from supernatural threats, a mishap with Veronica Lodge’s meddling sends the town into chaos—summoning a band of monstrous entities, including the legendary rock demons Kiss. With the whole town on edge, Archie, Jughead, Betty, Reggie, and Dilton must team up to unravel the magical mess before the monsters take over, all while keeping their cool and their wits about them.