World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #98

Archie and his friends are thrown into chaos when Arnie Sylvester abruptly quits the blockbuster action movie filming in Riverdale, leaving the cast scrambling to find a replacement. With egos flaring and roles up for grabs, the gang—led by a surprisingly confident Hot Dog—steps into the spotlight, turning a Hollywood stunt into a whole lot of Riverdale-sized mischief.

When Mr. Svenson, the school janitor, unexpectedly wins a million dollars from a lottery sponsored by Mr. Lodge to benefit an orphanage, the whole school buzzes with curiosity—especially Archie, Betty, Jughead, and the rest of the gang. But instead of splurging or quitting his job, Svenson has a surprisingly thoughtful plan that catches everyone off guard.

Archie Andrews is handed a delicate mission: deliver a letter to Superintendent Weatherbee requesting an extension for an upcoming school inspection. Taking a shortcut through the woods, he accidentally brushes against poison ivy—only to find the itch spreads faster than he can run, landing right on the superintendent when he finally delivers the note. The result? A canceled inspection, a very itchy man, and Archie wondering if he’s just become Riverdale High’s most unintentional hero.

When a prankster named Nicky starts defacing school property, Archie Andrews catches him red-handed and reports him to Principal Weatherbee. But Nicky isn’t done—using a little photo editing and a lot of mischief, he frames Archie for the very crimes he’s trying to stop, landing his rival in suspension. With help from Betty, Veronica, Jughead, and Reggie, Archie sets out to clear his name, turning the tables with a clever audio prank that forces Nicky to confess.

Archie Andrews is tired of being dragged into neighborhood chaos when the kids keep sending their dog after a neighbor’s cat, sending it scrambling up a tree. When the trouble won’t stop, Archie hatches a clever — if slightly mischievous — plan to teach the dog a lesson by borrowing a fearsome feline named Terrible Tom.

When Riverdale High’s computer crashes just before a major math assignment is due, Archie and Jughead scramble to find a solution—until Dilton Doiley steps in with a clever plan. Splitting the problem among the gang, each member tackles their piece, proving that teamwork and brains can outshine even the most stubborn tech glitch.

When Reggie and Veronica ditch float-building to meet their teen idol Freddie Fry, the surprise is that Freddie never shows—leaving the pair stranded and the school’s big parade project in jeopardy. With the clock ticking and the float still unfinished, Archie and the gang must rally to save the day.

Archie and his friends — Jughead, Reggie, Chuck, Dilton, Moose, and the rest — bond over their shared frustrations with the quirks and habits of girls, from Midge’s dramatic flair to Nancy’s no-nonsense attitude and Jill’s quiet intensity. But when a series of seemingly small, “annoying” moments from the girls unexpectedly prevent a bigger disaster, the guys start to rethink their complaints — and maybe even appreciate the chaos a little more.

When Little Ambrose is sent on a secret mission to spy on the South Side Serpents’ clubhouse, a stray dog and a clever dog whistle become his unlikely allies. With Little Archie, Little Moose, Little Jughead, and Little Reggie counting on him, Ambrose must outsmart the Serpents using nothing but quick thinking and a little help from a furry friend.

In "Dog Goned," Little Jughead and Hot Dog Jr. start the day with a breakfast run to Pop Tate’s, where Little Jughead treats them both. With a big lunch in tow, the boys head to school, but Hot Dog Jr. can’t resist the temptation of the extra sandwich—especially when Miss Grundy’s class is about to start and Mr. Weatherbee is nearby.

Archie and the gang trade Riverdale for a Florida Spring Break adventure, trading school for sun, sand, and a chaperoned bus trip to Marine World—where Ms. McCook’s strict rulebook is put to the test. With Mr. Weatherbee and Ms. Grundy winning a beach dance contest on TV, the real chaos begins when the trip’s laid-back vibe collides with the usual antics of Archie, Jughead, and the rest.