New Releases by Craig Boldman

Trade Off: Archie and Reggie decide to date Veronica in short shifts, but to Veronica it''s more like ''short shrift!''

Who is Pop Tate''s best and steadiest customer? Everyone would say Jughead, of course, but they''ve somehow overlooked the mysterious Mr. Milkweed! What lengths will Jug go to in order to ensure that he is number one? Then, Jug''s pals build a sand sculpture worthy of the big award. They just should have looked more closely before building it on top of Jughead! Finally, Jughead gets more thrills, chills and spills at the theme park''s snack stand than the rest of the gang does from the rides!

"Record Breaker": Instead of pressing CD’s, the Archies decide to sell downloadable files of their songs on the internet... which doesn’t translate to much profit once the 3 purchased files are shared over and over again! "Friendly Fire": Tired of the girls fighting over him, Archie decides giving up both Betty and Veronica will save their relationship.... but can it save Archie from the girls’ wrath?! "Canoe Help Us?": Archie takes Veronica for a one-way canoe ride... unintentionally one-way, of course!

"Wreck-ommendation": To get Archie out of his hair... and his mansion... Mr. Lodge agrees to write him a letter of recommendation. "Changing Times": Feeling passed by, useless and "fossilized" by rapidly advancing technology, Mr. Weatherbee considers retiring. Will the students be able to convince him otherwise? "It''s Downhill from Here": When Jughead and Archie agree to move a piano for Betty, will they hit a high note or be horribly out-of-tune? "Dancing Lesson!": When the parents of Riverdale''s teens chaperone the dance, they wow their kids with dance moves from the past!

"One Click Away": Archie decides to date other girls while Veronica''s out of town, but while Archie flirts away, Veronica''s spies click away on their camera phones! "Teen Tycoon": Mr. Lodge has a dream... make that a nightmare... about Archie becoming a millionaire! "No Parking Zone": Archie finds the beach has gone to the dogs... especially when a little puppy follows him there. Trouble is, it''s a "no dogs allowed" beach!

"The Great Debate": Riverdale High''s biggest fashion plate squares off against its most practical dresser in a debate on formal school attire versus casual wear... and you''ll never guess which sides Betty and Veronica take! "Timely Tales": Veronica grows very impatient with the service at a local restaurant, leading to the question, "should the customers be called ''waiters'' instead of the servers?" "Same Game": Veronica gets more than her "share" when she has to share a dorm with Betty and two other girls at a teen fellowship retreat designed to promote cooperation and team-work! "Technologically Challenged": A zapped battery in Veronica''s cell phone cuts off the lines of communication with Betty at a crucial moment: just when a new girl threatens to move in on their Archie!

"Arch is in the House": Archie''s literally stuck in a doghouse! "Tricky Triumph": Reggie manages to beat Archie in one water sports competition by lending Archie faulty equipment. Then in "Barbecue Blunder," sometimes it''s fun to reminisce about picnics gone by!

A charity run at the zoo brings a challenge from Ethel: if she wins, Jughead owes her a month''s worth of dates watching chick flicks. If he wins, she owes him dinner. But Ethel''s job wearing mascot costumes finds her saddled in a turtle suit, while Jughead must resist the lure of all the food vendors along the trail! Who will win? Will Jughead sacrifice mile marker snacks for a full course dinner? Will Ethel''s cumbersome costume put the kibosh on canoodling at the multiplex?

Get a taste of the sporting life, Looney-style, as Bugs becomes a wrester, Svengali and Foghorn compete with Dawg to make a home-run king out of Eggbert. Plus, off the playing field, Tweety teaches Sylvester dental hygiene.

Go trick-or-treating with three Looney ghost stories! Bugs and Daffy find a UFO; Sylvester checks into a horror hotel; and, the whole crew dresses up as you-know-who in "Tazzy-Doo, Where Are You?"

Elmer has a case of "Rabbititis" and, luckily for him, Dr. Bugs is in the house to cure him. Plus, a martial arts master tries to use Sylvester as an example and Porky needs a pet.

In the first of three tales, it''s Duck Tracy vs. Bugs Bunny. Then, debonair jewel thief Pep_ le Pew goes up against Detective Penelope. Finally, Hubie and Bert are back to hypnotize Claude the Cat.