World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #67

Linda’s clever prank of mimicking Laurie’s voice to set up a party backfires when Wilbur spots the ruse—only to find himself and Laurie unexpectedly alone after the mix-up. With Slats and Chick caught in the chaos, the real surprise isn’t the switch in venues, but the quiet moment that follows.

When Mr. Weatherbee and Coach Kleats go head-to-head in a track race to settle who's the fitter, chaos erupts—especially when Archie accidentally gets ink on Mr. Weatherbee’s coat. With the original coat in the cleaners, Archie steps in with a bigger replacement, setting off a chain of escalating antics that leave the school in uproar.

Archie Andrews is on a mission to capture the quirkiest sounds around Riverdale High, but when his tape recorder ends up swapped with Mr. Weatherbee’s, chaos brews—especially when the principal’s budget presentation is about to go live. With Betty Cooper and Svenson caught in the crossfire, the school’s quiet halls suddenly become a symphony of unintended consequences.

Archie, Jughead, Veronica, Betty, and Reggie bond over their shared frustration with how little adults seem to value teens—until they stumble upon the groundbreaking for the new Riverdale Youth Center, a space that might finally be all theirs.

Archie’s latest batch of wild suggestions from the class suggestion box accidentally wins Mr. Weatherbee unexpected praise—when the principal takes them seriously, only to have Superintendent Haskins commend the school for actually putting them into action. With Miss Phlips, Miss Beazly, Coach Kleats, and Professor Flutesnoot all caught in the chaos, Archie’s joke might just be the one thing that actually works.

When Veronica’s keyboard fails to produce the proper chime at a wedding gig, the Archies enlist real chimes for their performance—leading to a hilariously off-key musical mishap. With Archie, Jughead, Betty, Reggie, and Veronica all in on the act, chaos and comedy ring out in true teen spirit.