Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #84

When Archie’s football season takes a hit due to a shoulder injury, Mr. Weatherbee steers him toward a new sideline role: selling hot dogs at the games. It’s a chance to stay involved, but with the pressure of the crowd and the grill, even the most loyal Riverdale fan might question whether the hot dogs are worth the effort.

In "P.O.P. Plays Post Office," the ever-tenacious P.O.P. faces off against a new threat when the bumbling C.R.U.S.H. agent The Mailman’s sabotage backfires, prompting his flamboyant supervisor, the tiny but thunderous Atom Man, to launch a devious plan to manipulate V.E.R.O.N.I.C.A. and turn the tide against the heroes.

In "The Dance Flaw!", Midge has a family obligation that keeps her from the school dance, so she insists Moose go without her—only to feel annoyed when he ends up having a great time. The story captures the awkward charm of teenage emotions as misunderstandings bloom under the glow of the dance floor.

In "Bullygirl," Archie tries to win Veronica’s favor by orchestrating a rescue, hoping to make her indebted to him—only for Betty to see through the ruse before the dust settles.

Betty’s radio internship at a local station takes an unexpected turn when she discovers the on-air hosts are known for their sharp jabs at interns—except for one who’s surprisingly supportive. With the help of a kind-hearted helicopter pilot, Betty finds her voice and stands up to the pressure, proving she’s more than just a target for their jokes.