Issues
The first issue was in the form of a school scrapbook, depicting the events of the previous year at Archie's school, Riverdale High.
Issue #3 introduced the manga version of Josie and the Pussycats.
Sabrina the Teenage Witch stories were also present in this digest, but in the format of the animated series and Sabrina: Friends Forever. In this version Sabrina was made 12 again by Repulsa, Queen of the Goblins, and the stories follow her adventures as a pre-teen. The Spooky Jar and Uncle Quigly were also present. Hilda Spellman and Zelda Spellman were much younger too, most likely in their mid-to-late teens.
Wendy Weatherbee's first appearance was Tales From Riverdale Digest #10 (2006).
Issue #22 featured a story titled "Civil Chores." In this story Archie, Jughead and other friends go head to head on the issue of allowance: one side wanting their allowances raised, the other side saying no, but possibly with an ulterior motive. Originally meant to be a two-part story, it ended up as a three-part story.
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