It's the cover that snuck past the Comics Code Authority and would go on to spawn a million memes! Archie Comics is proud to present this highly sought after issue of BETTY AND ME #16 faithfully reprinted in a full-facsimile edition!

This is it... this is the moment our horror one-shots have led to... THE CURSED LIBRARY! When we last left off in Madam Satan: Hell on Earth, Jinx has the former Queen of the Underworld trapped in the mysterious library, as her father-bestowed demon powers have intensified. To stop Jinx from becoming like her father, her best friend Danni Malloy must rescue and convince Madam Satan to guide her through Hell itself to find the one thing that can possibly save her friend's soul--Jinx's mom. Along the way, they'll also discover a number of faces they've seen before, though only in the pages of the terrifying tomes within the cursed library. This three-issue miniseries horror event tells a story about the bonds that tie us together and how the only thing that can save the world from evil is radical love. It's Riverdale's Return of the Jedi meets Dante's Inferno. A three-part event that will close the door on the Cursed Library and usher in a whole new chapter of horror stories.

, Dan Parent BRAND NEW STORY! Let's be honest, more Moose is always a good thing. Especially if we're talking about Mini-Moose, the first appearance of the brand-new canine companion to Riverdale's favorite jock. What could go wrong?

, Steven Butler BRAND NEW STORY! You've marveled at Betty as Superteen, and been thrilled by Veronica as Powerteen, but nothing could have prepared you for the dazzling first appearance of WONDER TEEN X. Who is she? You'll have to read it to believe it!

Riverdale's foremost burger connoisseur trades his triple-decker dreams for spooktacular treats in tales guaranteed to give you goosebumps.

, Timmy Heague (A) VARIOUS, Dan Parent BRAND NEW STORY! In the fast-paced, ever-changing world of modern slang, how do you keep up with everyone's spectacular vernacular? Join us for a lesson in today's grooviest terms. (Kids still say groovy, right?)