World of Archie #1

In "The Westward Passage," Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Veronica Lodge, Reggie Mantle, and Geraldine Grundy find themselves swept into a whimsical historical adventure when Archie’s school assignment about Christopher Columbus sparks an imaginative journey across the Atlantic—where the past and teenage life collide in a splash of humor and time-traveling fun.

When Archie pitches a floating hot dog stand at Riverdale Beach, his plan accidentally intersects with Throbb Temple’s war movie shoot—turning a simple summer day into a chaotic mix of snacks, spies, and surprise cameos. With Jughead eyeing the hot dogs, Veronica sizing up the film crew, and Betty trying to keep the peace, the gang finds themselves tangled in a mystery that lands two jewel thieves in cuffs—just in time to meet the movie’s star.

In "Riverdale Roughriders," the gang teams up with the mysterious Tex and his sidekick Willie to stop a runaway herd of cattle threatening the frontier town. As the chaos unfolds, Archie and his friends uncover a twist when Reggie, flipping through his portable TV, learns Tex and Willie are actually wanted outlaws—leaving everyone wondering who they can really trust.

Archie Andrews stumbles into the eerie, off-the-grid world of the Weirdley family when he’s drawn into a peculiar mystery surrounding their grandfather’s missing fortune. With the help of the enigmatic Zandra Weirdley and the rest of the eccentric clan—including the grumpy Hexter, the spooky Spellvina, and the oddly cheerful Unca Yuk—he’s soon caught in a web of cryptic clues, haunted by a mysterious dog, and wondering if the real treasure might be the weirdness itself.

In "It's All Downhill," Reggie Mantle is determined to discredit Archie Andrews’ claim that he swerved to avoid a small child during a wild sled race—insisting instead that Archie’s fall was due to poor control. With the whole town divided, Archie’s reputation hangs in the balance as his friends, from Betty and Veronica to Jughead and Moose, weigh in on the truth behind the snowy crash.

Archie Andrews returns from a wild expedition at Mystic Lake with a Viking horn as proof of a sea monster and its ancient guardians—but no one believes him. When Betty Cooper accidentally blows the horn at Veronica Lodge’s party, the Vikings return in a flash, reclaim the horn, and vanish just as quickly.