Archie: Best of Dan DeCarlo Treasury Edition #[nn]

In "The Bluest Angel," Archie finds himself caught between two friends when a rift with Veronica leads Betty to accept a date with him—though her growing guilt over keeping the truth hidden begins to weigh heavily. With emotions running high and secrets simmering beneath the surface, the familiar dynamics of Riverdale take a surprising turn.

In "Commercial Caper," Betty’s playful prank with "Archie Loves Betty" balloons spirals out of control when they take flight across Riverdale, turning the town into a floating confetti storm. Veronica, furious at the publicity stunt, forces Archie into a high-stakes chase to retrieve every balloon—no matter the danger.

In "Flip Flopped," Veronica Lodge decides to join the school's cheerleading squad after hearing the boys are into cheerleaders—only to quickly outshine her teammates with her natural flair and acrobatic moves, earning herself a spot as head cheerleader.

In the silent chaos of Riverdale High, Veronica sets a clever trap to derail Betty and Archie’s growing closeness, sending Archie to detention—only to find herself and Betty both vying to join him, each hoping to steal a moment in the spotlight.

In "We're Not Dressing," Betty and Veronica pass a store window and mock a fancy dress, only to race home to convince their parents to fund the purchase. By the time they return, Midge has beaten them to it—securing the very dress they were criticizing. The cycle of judgment begins anew.