World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Welcome to Mirrordale," the Riverdale crew kicks off the first-ever Riverdale Comic Con, buzzing with excitement and cosplay—until a mysterious figure in a Maximus Chrome robot suit starts taunting them. With J.J. Abrams as a celebrity judge, the gang plans to enter the costume contest, but when the robot nearly claims victory, Sabrina’s sharp eye exposes the truth: the suit isn’t homemade, and its wearer is none other than Mr. Lodge. Written by Alex Segura and illustrated by Bill Galvan, with inks by Jim Amash and colors by Digikore Studios, this fun, quirky adventure brings the town’s latest spectacle to life—complete with a cover by Pat Kennedy, Tim Kennedy, and Bob Smith.
Archie, Jughead, Reggie, Moose, and their classmates all go all out to win a prize for being the most helpful to teachers—except Jughead, who’s content to sit back and watch his friends’ well-intentioned efforts spiral into chaos. With Professor Flutesnoot and Waldo Weatherbee overseeing the effort, the boys’ antics take a wild turn, but Jughead’s quiet strategy might just hold the key to the prize.
When Veronica declares she’s drawn to men with poise, Betty and Reggie seize the chance to stir things up—leading Archie on a series of increasingly awkward mishaps in a bid to win her over. With playful chaos and classic Riverdale antics, the trio’s usual dynamics take a hilarious turn.
Archie, Jughead, Betty, Veronica, and the rest of Riverdale’s favorite teens dive into the chaos of their first-ever Comic Con, dressed as their favorite icons—complete with a surprise appearance from J.J. Abrams as a judge. But when a mysterious Maximus Chrome robot costume starts mocking the crowd and nearly steals the contest, Sabrina’s sharp eye exposes the truth: the robot is actually Hiram Lodge in disguise.
Archie Andrews’ grades have hit rock bottom, prompting a dramatic parent-teacher meeting with Fred Andrews and the whole faculty—Mr. Weatherbee, Professor Flutesnoot, Mrs. Phyfe, and even Coach Kleats. When Archie volunteers to ban himself from TV and dates to focus on school, his sudden dedication shocks everyone, especially Betty, Veronica, Jughead, and Reggie, who can’t believe the change is real.
Veronica Lodge is all in as president of the Danny Downbeat fan club—until Archie Andrews convinces her to step down, handing the role to Betty Cooper. But when the club announces a plan to send its president on a surprise meet-up with Danny himself, Veronica quickly reclaims her title, determined not to miss out.
In "Popular Poll," Archie's promise to take the most popular girl to the spring dance sets off a whirlwind of rivalry when Betty Cooper enlists Ophelia Glutenschnable as her campaign manager to unseat Veronica Lodge. With Jughead watching from the sidelines, Reggie and Dilton adding their own chaotic support, the school races to decide who truly reigns supreme—before the dance night arrives.
When Moose Mason fails English with a shocking minus five, he’s banned from sports—until Mr. Weatherbee convinces Superintendent Smith to grant him a last chance. Now, with his athletic future on the line, Moose must prove he’s more than just a grade, while Archie, Betty, Veronica, Reggie, and Jughead watch the drama unfold.
When Little Ambrose’s frog Franklin helps him reel in a big catch, his friends Little Reggie, Little Jughead, and Little Archie are quick to borrow the amphibian for their own fishing adventure—especially when the legendary Perilous Pike is said to be lurking in the pond. With Franklin’s help, they’re determined to land the biggest fish of all, but even the best bait can’t guarantee a bite.
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