World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Yelp for Help!", Betty faces a creative crossroads when she must pick an era to write about for a Teen Girl Magazine contest. As she weighs her options, her imagination takes her on playful, romantic journeys through different time periods—each one tinged with daydreams of sharing the spotlight with Archie. With vibrant art by Stan Goldberg and inks by Rudy Lapick, this lighthearted adventure captures the charm of classic Archie with a modern twist, all wrapped in a cover by Fernando Ruiz and Bob Smith.
When Reggie and Veronica ditch float-building duty to meet their teen idol Freddie Fry, the surprise is that he’s too busy to show up—leaving them stranded and the school’s float in chaos. With the event looming and no time to spare, Archie, Betty, and the gang must rally to save the day, all while dealing with Mr. Weatherbee’s growing frustration and Professor Flutesnoot’s oddly helpful—but confusing—suggestions.
Archie’s trying to impress Veronica with a thoughtful gift—a plush teddy bear he picks up from Reggie—but Jughead quickly suspects something’s off when the bear starts whispering secrets. With a mischievous grin, Jughead hatches a plan to catch Reggie in the act, turning the bear into a trap for a prank that’s as clever as it is chaotic.
On Earth Day, when Dilton’s Science Fair project goes up in flames, Archie rallies the gang—Betty, Veronica, Jughead, Reggie, Chuck, and even Mr. Weatherbee and Miss Grundy—to create a last-minute environmental visual presentation. With Dilton’s passion for science and a little help from Mr. Lodge’s unexpected support, the group teams up to turn their school’s green initiative into a surprisingly impactful showcase.
Betty Cooper faces a tough decision: which era should she write about for a Teen Girl Magazine contest? As she weighs her options, her imagination takes her on playful journeys through time, each one bringing her closer to Archie Andrews in a different age.
When Coach Clayton falls ill and is rushed to the hospital, the basketball team’s morale hits rock bottom under the clumsy guidance of Coach Kleats. With the season on the line, Mrs. Clayton takes over, proving she’s got the heart—and the tactics—to lead the team back on track.
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