World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #61
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Endless List of Summer," Archie, Chuck, and Jughead race to warn Andy at P.O.P. Headquarters just as Mad Dr. Doom’s "Walking Dazed" formula turns Betty, Veronica, and Pop Tate into compliant slaves. With the villain’s plan to spread the mind-control serum through Riverdale High’s lunch program in motion, the trio must confront a wave of zombified foes at the hidden spybase—cover by Dan Parent and Bob Smith.
When Pop Tate launches a t-shirt promotion to boost business at his shop, Archie, Betty, Veronica, and Jughead jump in—only to find themselves crowded out by the very customers their free shirts helped bring in. With Pop overwhelmed and the shop packed to the brim, the gang must figure out how to get back in the good graces of the man who once fed them all for free.
When Mad Dr. Doom unleashes his "Walking Dazed" formula on Betty, Veronica, and Pop Tate, turning them into mindless followers, the chaos spreads to Riverdale High and P.O.P. Headquarters. Archie, Chuck, and Jughead race to warn Andy at the hidden POP spybase—only to find themselves surrounded by the very zombies they were trying to stop.
Reggie Mantle is deep in a self-help book titled "How to Improve Your Personality," determined to better himself—until Jughead Jones drops a blunt truth: why fix what’s already perfect? The comment hits a nerve, and in a surprising twist, Reggie suddenly decides to lend Jughead the $10 he’d been asking for all along.
Archie Andrews and his dad Fred tackle a garage cleanup, only to get sidetracked by a visit from the Lodges and their collection of old treasures. Inspired by Hiram Lodge’s antique finds, the pair decide to stock the garage with their own "future antiques" — turning a chore into a quirky new project.
Archie Andrews stumbles upon a curious shop that promises to sell him the dream he’s always wanted—but when Jughead, Veronica, and Betty each get a chance to buy a dream for him, things take a surprisingly complicated turn.
Betty Cooper is steamed when Veronica Lodge mocks her handmade replica of an 18th-century writing desk, but Jughead Jones has a plan to turn the tables. With a little ingenuity and a dash of mischief, he sets out to make Betty’s desk look like a genuine antique—just in time for Veronica’s next critique.
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