World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Me, Myself & I!", Archie takes on a bizarre mystery when Veronica falls ill after bringing home a souvenir sculpture—only to discover its twin, stolen at the airport, might be the key to stopping a spreading illness. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with vibrant energy by Stan Goldberg’s art and Barry Grossman’s colors, this Double Digest tale blends quirky humor with a touch of suspense. Dan Parent’s cover captures the chaos perfectly, making this a must-read for fans of the classic Archie charm.
When Archie can't stop noticing Veronica's bold winter wardrobe, Betty takes matters into her own hands—determined to outshine her rival in the chilliest fashion showdown yet. With a dash of mischief and a whole lot of flair, the usual teen drama heats up as the gang finds themselves caught between style, snow, and the ever-watchful eye of Smithers the butler.
Reggie Mantle’s prank goes hilariously wrong when his giant snowball, meant for Archie Andrews, takes a detour straight to Mr. Weatherbee’s path. With Veronica Lodge watching and Svenson nearby, chaos unfolds as the snowball’s unexpected target turns the schoolyard into a winter mishap zone.
When Mr. Lodge’s prized coin collection vanishes, the spotlight quickly falls on a famous guitarist who was performing at the Lodge mansion just before the theft—leaving Archie, Veronica, Reggie, and Moose to unravel the mystery behind the missing coins.
Archie and Jughead don’t just dress up for the school pageant—they go full space cadets in astronaut gear, only to find themselves framed when two real aliens in identical suits cause chaos around Riverdale High. With Miss Grundy on the case, Mr. Weatherbee demanding answers, and even Coach Kleats suspecting sabotage, the duo must clear their names before the whole school thinks they’re the real invaders.
In "The Real Test," Jughead Jones finds himself at the center of a classroom experiment when Miss Grundy attempts to use psychology to motivate him for an upcoming exam. With his usual charm and cleverness, Jughead flips the script, leaving Miss Grundy questioning her teaching skills—while he remains blissfully unbothered by the whole ordeal.
Veronica Lodge is stressed over a sudden pimple, and Betty Cooper steps in with a headband and soothing music to help her cope—though her best friend’s well-meaning advice might just make things worse. With Hiram Lodge’s meddling and Jason Blossom’s unexpected visit adding to the chaos, even a simple skin issue becomes a full-blown teen drama.
After Reggie scores the winning basket for Riverdale, he’s stunned when Archie and Jughead offer their praise—only to spiral into doubt, convinced their kindness is just sarcasm in disguise. As the school buzzes with celebration, Reggie’s growing suspicion strains his friendship with the guys, testing what it means to be “Mr. Nice Guy” when even the nicest gestures feel like games.
In a twist of science and teenage drama, Dilton Doiley builds an android modeled after Betty Cooper’s mind—only to accidentally inherit her lingering frustration with Archie Andrews. Now, the fiery new creation, Droideena, has a personal vendetta against Archie, turning his date with Veronica Lodge into a chaotic mess.
When Veronica Lodge falls ill after bringing home a souvenir sculpture from her vacation, Archie Andrews races to find the twin piece—stolen from her at the airport—before it triggers a wider outbreak. With help from Hiram Lodge and the mysterious Smithers, Archie must unravel a trail of clues tied to the artifact’s strange origins.
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