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** In another story, things aren't looking good for Riverdale High in the big football game against Central High. Archie's broken his ankle and can't play, while Moose is too dazzled by Midge to focus on practice. Archie goes to the game despite being on crutches, and while he's there he chats up Lisa, one of Central High's cheerleaders. Lisa's boyfriend, one of Central High's players, sees Archie talking to Lisa and messes up his pass. Chuck snags the loose ball and scores a touchdown for Riverdale. Central High decides to retaliate by sending one of their players to hit on a Riverdale cheerleader...[[TooDumbToLive and he picks Midge.]] [[CrazyJealousGuy Moose explodes when he sees this]] and tears through Central High's line, making them fumble. When Archie goes back to talk to Lisa again, her boyfriend gets distracted and Central High screws up yet again, allowing Riverdale to get the game-winning touchdown. The story ends with Archie receiving the game ball for messing up Central High's game plan, much to his confusion.
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* SecretDiary: One story had Betty losing one of her diaries (to be more exact, the one she wrote about her moments with Archie in) and was worried that Veronica would get her hands on it. To make matters worse, Veronica overheard her and offered $100 to anyone who turned it in to her. Fortunately for Betty, Mr. Svenson returned it to her before anyone else could find it.
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** One story had Betty losing one of her diaries (to be more exact, the one she wrote about her moments with Archie in) and was worried that Veronica would get her hands on it. To make matters worse, Veronica overheard her and offered $100 to anyone who turned it in to her. Fortunately for Betty, Mr. Svenson returned it to her before anyone else could findit.it.
** Another story had Veronica get a diary of her own, made of [[ConspicuousConsumption real Corinthian leather with a solid gold pen.]] She plans to write about her dates that week, but they consist of Archie taking her to a pro wrestling show (which she hates), Reggie taking her for a drive in the country before going to a fancy new restaurant (during which Reggie gets a flat tire and the restaurant's closed by the time they get back to town), another boy who completely stood her up, and a fourth boy who [[EpicFail forgot the tickets to the rock concert he was taking her to]]. Veronica eventually decides that having a diary isn't worth it, and gives the fancy book and pen to Betty.
** One story had Betty losing one of her diaries (to be more exact, the one she wrote about her moments with Archie in) and was worried that Veronica would get her hands on it. To make matters worse, Veronica overheard her and offered $100 to anyone who turned it in to her. Fortunately for Betty, Mr. Svenson returned it to her before anyone else could find
** Another story had Veronica get a diary of her own, made of [[ConspicuousConsumption real Corinthian leather with a solid gold pen.]] She plans to write about her dates that week, but they consist of Archie taking her to a pro wrestling show (which she hates), Reggie taking her for a drive in the country before going to a fancy new restaurant (during which Reggie gets a flat tire and the restaurant's closed by the time they get back to town), another boy who completely stood her up, and a fourth boy who [[EpicFail forgot the tickets to the rock concert he was taking her to]]. Veronica eventually decides that having a diary isn't worth it, and gives the fancy book and pen to Betty.
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* GlassShatteringSound: Archie teaches Veronica to whistle through her fingers, but she has trouble doing it. She keeps practicing and finally succeeds...and in the process shatters her father's new $12,000 Belgian crystal glassware set.
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--->'''Veronica''': I did it!
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* SchoolRivalry: Fair and square Riverdale High routinely finds itself opposing their arch-rivals, Crosstown High, where cheating and thuggery seem to be part of their curriculum.
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** Which is nothing compared to 2013's ''Afterlife with Archie'' series, a straight hardcore horror written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa,[[note]]Creator of the comic adaptation of Creator/StephenKing's ''Literature/TheStand'' and [[Film/Carrie2013 the 2013 film remake]] of King's ''Literature/{{Carrie}}''[[/note]] where Sabrina zombifies Jughead's deceased dog, who in turn bites Jughead, unleashing a plague of zombies upon Riverdale. In addition, the series contains several risque jokes and Veronica wears a SexyWhateverOutfit to the Halloween dance while Betty wears a NaughtyNurseOutfit (although at one point a character still says "[[GoshDangItToHeck Hades]]" instead of "Hell"). It is highly likely that this comic would not have been publishable had Archie Comics not ended UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode. To give you an idea of just how disturbing it is, they brought a model of a sandwich with Veronica's severed head to Comic-Con!
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** Which is nothing compared to 2013's ''Afterlife with Archie'' series, a straight hardcore horror written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa,[[note]]Creator of the comic adaptation of Creator/StephenKing's ''Literature/TheStand'' and [[Film/Carrie2013 the 2013 film remake]] of King's ''Literature/{{Carrie}}''[[/note]] where Sabrina zombifies Jughead's deceased dog, who in turn bites Jughead, unleashing a plague of zombies upon Riverdale. In addition, the series contains several risque jokes and Veronica wears a SexyWhateverOutfit to the Halloween dance while Betty wears a NaughtyNurseOutfit (although at one point a character still says "[[GoshDangItToHeck Hades]]" instead of "Hell"). It is highly likely that this comic would not have been publishable had Archie Comics not ended UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode.-MediaNotes/TheComicsCode. To give you an idea of just how disturbing it is, they brought a model of a sandwich with Veronica's severed head to Comic-Con!
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* MaleGaze: For generations, even after UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode, there have been a lot of fanservice-y drawings of the teenage Betty and Veronica, their friends, Katy Keene, and other women. There have been a lot of jokes using the gaze whenever Archie is gazing at pretty girls and commenting on their figures while another friend is waxing lyrically about nature or math.
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** Another story from 1992 opened with Archie and Jughead playing UsefulNotes/{{Super Nintendo|EntertainmentSystem}}. Boxes for actual Super Nintendo games were all on the floor in front of them.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: One story has school newspaper editor Archie send Jughead out to take some photos for the next edition. When Midge trips on a sidewalk crack, Reggie catches her before she falls. Jughead takes a picture, and Reggie is afraid it'll look like he's hitting on Midge. Miss Grundy is later scared onto her desk by a mouse. Jughead takes a picture, and Miss Grundy thinks he's going to make fun of her in the paper. A long lineup of students are throwing out the awful food they got at the cafeteria, with Miss Beazley explaining that the stove's thermostat is on the fritz and won't cook the food properly. Jughead takes yet another picture, and Miss Beazley thinks that Jughead is going to claim she's a LethalChef. They all confront Mr. Weatherbee over Jughead's photos, but by the time he confronts Archie and Jughead the paper's already gone to press. Superintendent Hassle then comes in demanding to speak to Weatherbee over the paper. Mr. Weatherbee has an OhCrap moment, thinking that Hassle is going to yell at him, but instead he just congratulates Weatherbee and tells him the repair money he's been begging for is on its way. Superintendent Hassle says that the school board read the latest version of the paper and immediately voted Weatherbee the funds he needed. We then see Jughead's pictures and the stories he wrote with them. The photo seemingly of Midge and Reggie only shows her foot, with the byline "Sidewalk Crack Unfixed", the photo of Miss Grundy and the mouse has the byline "Exterminator Needed", and the photo of Miss Beazley and the students throwing out food has the byline "Oven Out Of Order Again." The story ends with Mr. Weatherbee telling the boys to go out and get more photos.
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* StillGotIt: The story "In Search Of The Beat" has Jughead inspired by the drumming of musician "Crazy Willie Jim", who he discovers is living in Riverdale at a mission and performs as a street musician. Jughead and Willie form an IntergenerationalFriendship, to the point that that Jughead invites him to an Archies concert and offers to let him play with the band. Despite his age, Willie absolutely rocks the drums and shows that he's still got his old magic.
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* LethalChef: A recurring component of Ronnie's character, and something Betty has over her. One particular issue had Ronnie ''demanding'' to cook a meal for Archie (to one-up Betty, of course), and such was the tragedy that a ''line'' of sympathetic boys said their goodbyes to poor Arch, ''including Reggie''.
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* LethalChef: A recurring component of Ronnie's character, and something Betty has over her.
** One particular issue had Ronnie ''demanding'' to cook a meal for Archie (to one-up Betty, of course), and such was the tragedy that a ''line'' of sympathetic boys said their goodbyes to poor Arch, ''includingReggie''.Reggie''.
** In another story where Veronica takes baking lessons from Betty, Archie assumes she's pursuing ''Jughead''. Archie says that with the way she bakes, Jug's the only one who'd survive her pies.
** One particular issue had Ronnie ''demanding'' to cook a meal for Archie (to one-up Betty, of course), and such was the tragedy that a ''line'' of sympathetic boys said their goodbyes to poor Arch, ''including
** In another story where Veronica takes baking lessons from Betty, Archie assumes she's pursuing ''Jughead''. Archie says that with the way she bakes, Jug's the only one who'd survive her pies.
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** One story reconstructed this trope. The characters confront real-life Archie Comics editor Victor Gorelick in a RageAgainstTheAuthor moment where they complain about the roles they've been pigeonholed into for the last few decades. They demand changes such as making Archie a ChickMagnet instead of TheCasanova, Jughead becoming a TwoFistedTales private detective instead of a lazy glutton, Veronica SavingTheWorld instead of being a SpoiledBrat, Betty beating Veronica in their competition for Archie, Moose becoming a NiceGuy instead of a CrazyJealousGuy, and Chuck [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking getting to write and draw his own comic strip.]] Archie also complains about the ridiculous stunts one writer named Margopolous puts him through, such as trying to escape Mr. Weatherbee giving him detention by hanggliding off the Empire State Building or shooting Riverdale's RoaringRapids in an inner tube. Victor agrees to all the gang's demands. One month later, the gang comes back to him again, asking why their royalty checks are so small. Victor explains that sales have plummeted since the readers don't like the characters' new direction. They all immediately demand to go right back to their traditional roles, much to Victor's annoyance.
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* OneDialogueTwoConversations: In one holiday comic, Archie accidentally break an expensive deer decoration at school and tries to have it fixed. When he leaves, Weatherbee asks Jughead where did Archie go and he replies that Archie is going to have a limb fixed, which makes the principal think he somehow broke Archie's leg as they ran into each other earlier. When he runs into Archie again, Weatherbee asks about the limb and Archie panics thinking he found about the deer.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: Jughead tries to prove to Archie that people will believe anything they read. He creates a fake newsletter filled with stock tips he chose by pulling them out of a hat and puts it with Mr. Lodge's morning mail. Jughead then verbally offers Mr. Lodge some free stock market advice, but Mr. Lodge laughs him off. Jughead then tells a skeptical Archie that Mr. Lodge didn't believe him, but would believe his fake newsletter. When Mr. Lodge sees the newsletter, he takes its first tip and buys "Syndicated Sludge" despite his broker's protests. Jughead thinks Mr. Lodge will lose his investment, but he instead makes $80,000. Jughead dismisses this as coincidence, saying that one of his phony tips was bound to be lucky. Mr. Lodge then follows the next tip, sells his "Consolidated Flotsam" and saves a bundle when he's the only one to get out of the company before it goes bankrupt. He then orders his broker to follow the rest of Jughead's tips, despite his broker thinking he's crazy. Archie's afraid Mr. Lodge will lose his shirt, and Jughead says he shouldn't believe everything he reads. Instead, all of Jughead's tips are winners and Mr. Lodge scores $2 million. The story ends with everybody learning about Jughead's ploy and wanting him to invest their money, but now he can't make up his mind.
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* HighSchoolRejects: One story involved Coaches Kleats and Clayton berating Archie, Moose and everybody else playing for Riverdale High's football team for neglecting their studies. Archie blows them off, saying that when he and the other guys are all playing for the Dallas Cowboys they'll just hire people do the math for them. The coaches reply that the chance of any of the guys playing for the pros are a million to one, and if they don't shape up now they'll never get anywhere. The guys scoff at the coaches' message, but later they run into former high school football star Jimmy Downs. He was nicknamed "Jimmy Touchdowns" for all the times he scored against his team's opponents, but now he's working at a gas station. He had a lot of interest from colleges when he graduated, but they all lost interest when they saw how bad his grades are. He says that he's trying to build up his grades, and that his boss lets him study when the station isn't too busy. The guys are all shaken, and when they meet the coaches later they thank them for caring. The story ends with Kleats and Clayton wondering if they're being too hard on the guys and if OOCIsSeriousBusiness.
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** In one story, an art dealer sells Mr. Lodge a painting supposedly done by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederic_Edwin_Church Frederic Edwin Church]] in 1870 for $500,000. Archie accidentally spills paint remover on it. Mr. Lodge is furious until Veronica notices another painting underneath the Church one with a signature signed "Picasso". Mr. Lodge suddenly cheers up at the thought of finding a painting by Creator/PabloPicasso, until his butler Smithers points out that Picasso was born after 1870, the date Church allegedly made his painting. When Mr. Lodge learns that [[ConvictionByCounterfactualClue it's impossible for Church to have painted over Picasso's canvas if Picasso wasn't even born yet]], he realizes that the art dealer is conning him. He takes his $500,000 cheque back from the art dealer, and gets Smithers to help him literally throw the dealer out of Lodge Manor. The story ends with Veronica cleaning off the Church forgery to expose the original Picasso painting, done by one "Stanley Picasso" in 1972.
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** In one story, an art dealer sells Mr. Lodge a painting supposedly done by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederic_Edwin_Church Frederic Edwin Church]] in 1870 for $500,000. Archie accidentally spills paint remover on it. Mr. Lodge is furious until Veronica notices another painting underneath the Church one with a signature signed "Picasso". Mr. Lodge suddenly cheers up at the thought of finding a painting by Creator/PabloPicasso, until his butler Smithers points out that Picasso was born after 1870, the date Church allegedly made his painting. When Mr. Lodge learns that [[ConvictionByCounterfactualClue [[ImposterForgotOneDetail it's impossible for Church to have painted over Picasso's canvas if Picasso wasn't even born yet]], he realizes that the art dealer is conning him. He takes his $500,000 cheque back from the art dealer, and gets Smithers to help him literally throw the dealer out of Lodge Manor. The story ends with Veronica cleaning off the Church forgery to expose the original Picasso painting, done by one "Stanley Picasso" in 1972.
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** In one story, an art dealer sells Mr. Lodge a painting supposedly done by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederic_Edwin_Church Frederic Edwin Church]] in 1870 for $500,000. Archie accidentally spills paint remover on it. Mr. Lodge is furious until Veronica notices another painting underneath the Church one with a signature signed "Picasso". Mr. Lodge suddenly cheers up at the thought of finding a painting by Creator/PabloPicasso, until his butler Smithers points out that Picasso was born after 1870, the date Church allegedly made his painting. When Mr. Lodge learns that [[ConvictionByCounterfactualClue it's impossible for Church to have painted over Picasso's canvas if Picasso wasn't even born yet]], he realizes that the art dealer is conning him. He takes his $500,000 cheque back from the art dealer, and gets Smithers to help him literally throw the dealer out of Lodge Manor. The story ends with Veronica cleaning off the Church forgery to expose the original Picasso painting, done by one "Stanley Picasso" in 1972.
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* TwoHeadedCoin: Archie and Moose wind up tied for the last spot on a school trivia team. Archie knows Moose has been working hard and deserves the spot, so to save Moose's pride, he proposes a coin toss to determine who's chosen... and quietly uses a two-headed quarter to make sure Moose wins.
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** Archie and Moose wind up tied for the last spot on a school trivia team. Archie knows Moose has been working hard and deserves the spot, so to save Moose's pride, he proposes a coin toss to determine who's chosen... and quietly uses a two-headed quarter to make sure Moosewins. wins.
** Another had Reggie offer to flip a coin with Moose for something, offering the deal of "Heads I win, tails you lose." Moose ''immediately'' recognizes that Reggie is scamming him... because he [[RightForTheWrongReasons assumes Reggie has a two-headed coin]]. He demands they use his coin instead.
** Archie and Moose wind up tied for the last spot on a school trivia team. Archie knows Moose has been working hard and deserves the spot, so to save Moose's pride, he proposes a coin toss to determine who's chosen... and quietly uses a two-headed quarter to make sure Moose
** Another had Reggie offer to flip a coin with Moose for something, offering the deal of "Heads I win, tails you lose." Moose ''immediately'' recognizes that Reggie is scamming him... because he [[RightForTheWrongReasons assumes Reggie has a two-headed coin]]. He demands they use his coin instead.
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* TheArtifact: While the setting as evolved over the decades, Pop Tate's Choklit Shoppe has been stubbornly treated as an anachronism for decades since at least the UsefulNotes/TheSixties, such when it had to compete with a new pizzeria.[[note]]Pop proved so hilariously incompetent making pizzas, that Archie decided to keep his Shoppe as a soda shop with Pop as a floor comedy act trying to make pizzas[[/note]] There have been multiple stories of it being nearly closed and demolished while there have been attempts to update it like making it an independent fast food restaurant in the UsefulNotes/TheSeventies and UsefulNotes/TheEighties and an internet cafe in the UsefulNotes/TheNineties. In real life, [[RealityIsUnrealistic independent diners do still exist and aren't even particularly uncommon, of course,]] but the place has a very old-timey vibe, and Pop himself looks like he just stepped out of a time warp.
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** While the setting as evolved over the decades, Pop Tate's Choklit Shoppe has been stubbornly treated as an anachronism for decades since at least the UsefulNotes/TheSixties, such when it had to compete with a new pizzeria.[[note]]Pop proved so hilariously incompetent making pizzas, that Archie decided to keep his Shoppe as a soda shop with Pop as a floor comedy act trying to make pizzas[[/note]] There have been multiple stories of it being nearly closed and demolished while there have been attempts to update it like making it an independent fast food restaurant in the UsefulNotes/TheSeventies and UsefulNotes/TheEighties and an internet cafe in the UsefulNotes/TheNineties. In real life, [[RealityIsUnrealistic independent diners do still exist and aren't even particularly uncommon, of course,]] but the place has a very old-timey vibe, and Pop himself looks like he just stepped out of a time warp.
** While the setting as evolved over the decades, Pop Tate's Choklit Shoppe has been stubbornly treated as an anachronism for decades since at least the UsefulNotes/TheSixties, such when it had to compete with a new pizzeria.[[note]]Pop proved so hilariously incompetent making pizzas, that Archie decided to keep his Shoppe as a soda shop with Pop as a floor comedy act trying to make pizzas[[/note]] There have been multiple stories of it being nearly closed and demolished while there have been attempts to update it like making it an independent fast food restaurant in the UsefulNotes/TheSeventies and UsefulNotes/TheEighties and an internet cafe in the UsefulNotes/TheNineties. In real life, [[RealityIsUnrealistic independent diners do still exist and aren't even particularly uncommon, of course,]] but the place has a very old-timey vibe, and Pop himself looks like he just stepped out of a time warp.
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** Jughead's trademark beanie is a Whoopie Cap, made by taking a felt fedora and modifying the brim, which were popular among young boys in the 1920's. This was a dated thing to wear ''even when the comics first came out'', but is ''so'' ridiculously obsolete now that most people only know about it ''because'' Jughead wears it.
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* MistakenForSanta: In one comic, Reggie and Veronica fall into a house's chimney by mistake. A little girl sees them in the fireplace and happily exclaims that Santa and his wife must have arrived.
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* RemoteControlRuckus: Comic Digest, Issue 86 shows Archie and Reggie having a remote-control war, and Veronica commenting to Betty, "I knew it was a mistake getting two remote controls!"
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* CrazyJealousGuy: The prevalent example is the ''extremely'' jealous Moose, who gets very angry whenever anyone hits on his girlfriend Midge, leading him to usually hit them as punishment.
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* CrazyJealousGuy: The prevalent example is the ''extremely'' jealous Moose, who gets very angry whenever anyone hits on his girlfriend Midge, leading him to usually hit them as punishment. Reggie is the most frequent victim of Moose's anger.
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** ''Archie'' 641-644 has one with ''Series/{{Glee}}'' where Dilton finds a way into the ''Glee'' universe and accidentally ends up swapping some characters around. Characters like Veronica, Jughead and Dilton end up at McKinley High, and vice versa.
** In issue 627 we have a 4 part mini-series where monsters are unleashed onto poor Riverdale and only the rock gods Music/{{KISS}} can save the day.
** A brief gag in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E5SideshowBobRoberts "Sideshow Bob Roberts"]] has Homer being tossed out of a car, which then cuts to reveal Archie, Jughead, Reggie and Moose in the jalopy, and Moose says to Homer, "Duh, stay outta Riverdale!" and they drive off. [[NoodleIncident Makes you wonder what Homer did in Riverdale that got him banned.]] Later on, Homer's bitterly reading an issue of Archie Comics, muttering "Stuck-up Riverdale punks! Think they're too good for me!"
** In issue 627 we have a 4 part mini-series where monsters are unleashed onto poor Riverdale and only the rock gods Music/{{KISS}} can save the day.
** A brief gag in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E5SideshowBobRoberts "Sideshow Bob Roberts"]] has Homer being tossed out of a car, which then cuts to reveal Archie, Jughead, Reggie and Moose in the jalopy, and Moose says to Homer, "Duh, stay outta Riverdale!" and they drive off. [[NoodleIncident Makes you wonder what Homer did in Riverdale that got him banned.]] Later on, Homer's bitterly reading an issue of Archie Comics, muttering "Stuck-up Riverdale punks! Think they're too good for me!"
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** ''Archie'' Issues 641-644 has have one with ''Series/{{Glee}}'' ''Series/{{Glee}}'', where Dilton finds a way into the ''Glee'' universe to Lima, Ohio and accidentally ends up swapping some characters around. Characters like Veronica, Dilton, Veronica and Jughead and Dilton end up at McKinley [=McKinley=] High, and vice versa.
** In issue627 627, we have a 4 six part mini-series miniseries where monsters are unleashed onto poor Riverdale and only the rock gods Music/{{KISS}} can save the day.
** ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': A brief gag in''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' the episode [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E5SideshowBobRoberts "Sideshow Bob Roberts"]] has Homer being tossed out of a car, which then cuts to reveal Archie, Jughead, Reggie and Moose in the jalopy, and Moose says to Homer, "Duh, stay outta Riverdale!" and they drive off. [[NoodleIncident Makes you wonder what Homer did in Riverdale that got him banned.the boot.]] Later on, Homer's Later, Homer bitterly reading reads an issue of Archie Comics, muttering "Stuck-up Riverdale punks! Think they're too good for me!"
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** ''Archie'' 641-644 has one with ''Series/{{Glee}}'' where Dilton finds a way into the ''Glee'' universe and accidentally ends up swapping some characters around. Characters like Veronica, Jughead and Dilton end up in the Glee universe at McKinley High, and vice versa.
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** A brief gag in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "Sideshow Bob Roberts" had Homer being tossed out of a car, which then cuts to reveal Archie, Jughead, Reggie and Moose in the jalopy, and Moose says to Homer, "Duh, stay outta Riverdale!" and they drive off. [[NoodleIncident Makes you wonder what Homer did in Riverdale that got him banned.]]
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** A brief gag in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E5SideshowBobRoberts "Sideshow Bob Roberts" had Roberts"]] has Homer being tossed out of a car, which then cuts to reveal Archie, Jughead, Reggie and Moose in the jalopy, and Moose says to Homer, "Duh, stay outta Riverdale!" and they drive off. [[NoodleIncident Makes you wonder what Homer did in Riverdale that got him banned.]]]] Later on, Homer's bitterly reading an issue of Archie Comics, muttering "Stuck-up Riverdale punks! Think they're too good for me!"
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* DaintyLittleBalletDancers: In one story, Archie and Reggie make fun of Veronica's "sissy" ballet instructor, until [[DanceBattler he uses dance moves to beat up]] some thugs threatening them. The two of them then take ballet lessons with him themselves.
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* DaintyLittleBalletDancers: In one story, Archie and Reggie make fun of Veronica's "sissy" ballet instructor, until [[DanceBattler he uses dance moves to beat up]] some thugs threatening them. The two of them then take enroll in his ballet lessons with him themselves.lessons.
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** The original ''Life With Archie'' series (1958-1991) featured longer, more "adventure" oriented stories than the typical Archie titles, including elements like five-alarm fires, attempted kidnappings, and... [[http://the-isb.blogspot.com/2006/01/life-in-riverdale-surprisingly.html mysterious Satanic boxes that melt people's faces off]]. Similarly, ''Archie at Riverdale High'' typically had a dramatic feature story for its issues, while ''Betty and Me'' in the 1970s had an adventure story series within called "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper," which had the feature character having bizarre adventures of her own. For instance, one story has Betty seeing Archie knocked on unconscious in a head-on collision in his car, then pursued by a half-crazed man and sheltered by a quiet shopkeeper who hides in a magic mirror.
** ''The Married Life'', which follows up the WhatIf storyline "Archie Marries Veronica/Archie Marries Betty", which was itself a revival of the "Life with Archie" series. Both story lines feature a dramatic soap opera-stlye depiction of the issues of married life. Both timelines end tragically with Archie dying in the "The Death of Archie".
** ''The Married Life'', which follows up the WhatIf storyline "Archie Marries Veronica/Archie Marries Betty", which was itself a revival of the "Life with Archie" series. Both story lines feature a dramatic soap opera-stlye depiction of the issues of married life. Both timelines end tragically with Archie dying in the "The Death of Archie".
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** The original ''Life With with Archie'' series (1958-1991) featured longer, more "adventure" oriented stories than the typical Archie titles, including elements like five-alarm fires, attempted kidnappings, and... [[http://the-isb.blogspot.com/2006/01/life-in-riverdale-surprisingly.html mysterious Satanic boxes that melt people's faces off]]. Similarly, ''Archie at Riverdale High'' typically had a dramatic feature story for its issues, while ''Betty and Me'' in the 1970s had an adventure story series within called "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper," which had the feature character having bizarre adventures of her own. For instance, one story has Betty seeing Archie knocked on unconscious in a head-on collision in his car, then pursued by a half-crazed man and sheltered by a quiet shopkeeper who hides in a magic mirror.
** ''The Married Life'', which follows up the WhatIf storyline "Archie Marries Veronica/Archie Marries Betty",which was itself a revival of the "Life with Archie" series. Archie". Both story lines storylines feature a dramatic soap opera-stlye depiction of the issues of married life. Both timelines end tragically with Archie dying in the "The Death of Archie".
** ''The Married Life'', which follows up the WhatIf storyline "Archie Marries Veronica/Archie Marries Betty",
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** Which is nothing compared to 2013's ''Afterlife With Archie'' series, a straight hardcore horror written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa,[[note]] Creator of the comic adaptation of Creator/StephenKing's ''Literature/TheStand'' and an upcoming film remake of ''Literature/{{Carrie}}''[[/note]] where Sabrina zombifies Jughead's deceased dog, who in turn bites Jughead, unleashing a plague of zombies upon Riverdale. In addition, the series contains several risque jokes and Veronica wears a SexyWhateverOutfit to the Halloween dance while Betty wears a NaughtyNurseOutfit (although at one point a character still says "[[GoshDangItToHeck Hades]]" instead of "Hell"). It is highly likely that this comic would not have been publishable had Archie Comics not ended UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode. To give you an idea of just how disturbing it is, they brought a model of a sandwich with Veronica's severed head to Comic-Con!
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** Which is nothing compared to 2013's ''Afterlife With with Archie'' series, a straight hardcore horror written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa,[[note]] Creator Aguirre-Sacasa,[[note]]Creator of the comic adaptation of Creator/StephenKing's ''Literature/TheStand'' and an upcoming [[Film/Carrie2013 the 2013 film remake remake]] of King's ''Literature/{{Carrie}}''[[/note]] where Sabrina zombifies Jughead's deceased dog, who in turn bites Jughead, unleashing a plague of zombies upon Riverdale. In addition, the series contains several risque jokes and Veronica wears a SexyWhateverOutfit to the Halloween dance while Betty wears a NaughtyNurseOutfit (although at one point a character still says "[[GoshDangItToHeck Hades]]" instead of "Hell"). It is highly likely that this comic would not have been publishable had Archie Comics not ended UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode. To give you an idea of just how disturbing it is, they brought a model of a sandwich with Veronica's severed head to Comic-Con!
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* {{Klotski}}: The website has a Java puzzle called "Traffic Jam", in which the player must move Archie's red car to the exit by rearranging other vehicles in the parking lot. A physical version of this has been sold under the name "Rush Hour".
