World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #5

When Alfred's and Mrs. Andrews's dry cleaning gets mixed up, chaos ensues: Little Archie ends up in Robin's costume, while Dick Grayson finds himself wearing Little Archie's Riverdale letter sweater—leading to a hilarious case of mistaken identity and superheroic confusion, with Ace the Bat-Hound caught right in the middle.

In "null," a delightfully chaotic mix-up unfolds when Duela Dent stumbles into the Batcave seeking Robin—only to find Little Archie instead. The two bond over shared mischief until Batman arrives, baffled by the mystery of Archie’s parentage and utterly stumped on how to send them home.

In "null," the burger-eating contest ends in a tie between Archie and Duela Dent, sparking a chaotic twist when both end up wearing Joker makeup. With the help of Raven, Sabrina Spellman, and Zatara, a magical spell transforms the entire group, complete with duplicate trophies for Cyborg and Jughead, turning the afternoon into a surreal, super-powered prank.

When Melody Valentine spots a light flickering in the abandoned mansion on the edge of town, she’s not alone in wondering what’s inside—Josie McCoy, Pepper, and the ever-curious June July and August September soon join the mystery. What starts as a simple investigation quickly turns into a twisty, suspenseful caper when the girls are trapped in the mansion’s tower room by the unexpected inhabitants.

When the girls stumble upon a hidden network of secret passages in the house, they narrowly escape the tower room—only to find June and August September already searching for the jewels stolen by June’s late husband, the gangster Johnny July. With a clever plan, Pepper devises a way to spook the crooks by making them believe Johnny has returned from the dead.

When a mouse turns Archie's house into a playground, he’s determined not to harm the little intruder—so he calls on Dilton Doiley to devise a plan to catch the mouse alive and release it in the woods. With Fred Andrews watching from the sidelines, the trio sets up a series of increasingly elaborate traps, turning a simple pest problem into a full-blown science experiment.