World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #25

Archie Andrews sets out through a fierce blizzard determined to see Veronica, only to discover her and her family have fled to the Bahamas to escape the storm. With snow blindness setting in and his resolve tested, Archie must navigate the icy chaos — not just to reach Veronica, but to understand why she’s gone.

When the crew lands on Venus, they’re greeted by strange, bubbling volcanoes hidden beneath the planet’s thick clouds. Cosmo, Orbi, and Astra soon find themselves in trouble when they accidentally sit on a sleeping Venusian monster—only to watch it wake up and whisk Orbi away.

When a Venusian Monster rescues Astra from a crevice, Orbi’s sudden helmet malfunction accidentally turns the tide—his crew’s alien foes now fear him. As the Moonlings and Gillywump watch in disbelief, the Venusian Monsters lead the group toward an unknown destination, hinting at a royal audience.

Archie Andrews faces a classic dilemma when his dad, Fred Andrews, sets a simple rule: clean his room before his date with Veronica Lodge. Determined to avoid the chore, Archie tries his usual trick—stuffing his closet until it’s bursting—but gets sidetracked by a stack of old photos and a forgotten video game. With time running out and his mom, Mrs. Andrews, keeping a watchful eye, the mess may just be the last thing he’s worried about.

When a downpour traps Archie, Betty, and her parents indoors, they dive into a game of "Be A Billionaire"—a playful twist on Monopoly. As the game unfolds, Archie’s imagination runs wild, turning the board into a whirlwind of extravagant daydreams, much to the amusement of his friends and family.

When Igor and Freddie host their Monster Mondays, they turn the usual spooky routine upside down—offering surprisingly practical advice to fellow monsters, all while trying to prove they’re more than just comic book fans. With Dracula on the sidelines and Superguy unexpectedly in the mix, the night’s antics blur the line between horror and humor in the most delightfully bizarre way.

In "Monsterama," movie monster Boris takes a stand against his usual horror-film role, pushing his producers to let him star in a rom-com where he wins the heart of a human girl—no scares, no monster romances, just a genuine love story. With E.J. and Freddie caught in the middle of the chaos, Boris’s quest to prove monsters can have sweet, non-terrifying endings leads to some very un-monstrous antics.