World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #107

In "Critics' Choice," Mr. Weatherbee stumbles upon a rumor about Archie’s hidden talent and quickly jumps to the conclusion that the boy is a gifted artist—especially when he sees Archie carrying a painting. Determined to boost the school’s reputation, Weatherbee plans to showcase the artwork as a triumph of Riverdale’s creative spirit. But when the truth comes out, it turns out the painting was never Archie’s, and his real talent lies in something far more delicious—baking cookies.

Archie and Jughead’s prank backfires when they send Prof. Flutesnoot’s robot to Mr. Weatherbee’s office, hoping to scare the principal—only for Clyde the Robot to reveal every mischievous moment they’ve ever pulled. Now the duo must dodge the fallout as the robot’s endless reports threaten to expose their latest schemes.

Archie, ever the self-proclaimed journalist, takes a playful jab at Reggie’s writing skills—only to turn the tables by appointing him the school paper’s newest reporter. With a smirk, Archie hands him a seemingly simple assignment, unaware that Reggie’s chaotic energy might just uncover something far more explosive than any headline.

In "Birthday Girl," Jughead takes a surprising turn when he notices Miss Grundy’s unusual mood—and despite everyone telling him to stay out of it, he decides to pay attention. What starts as a quiet observation turns into a heartfelt attempt to show that someone cares, revealing that even the most serious teacher might just need a little kindness on her special day.

When Archie volunteers to babysit Dilton’s tiny pet mouse, he doesn’t expect a late-night scare—especially after a night at the horror movie theater. But when the mouse escapes and vanishes into the dark, Archie finds himself facing a very small, very unexpected terror.