Andrew Rannells

"From the star of Broadway's The Book of Mormon and HBO's Girls, the heartfelt and hilarious coming-of-age memoir of a Midwestern boy surviving bad auditions, bad relationships, and some really bad highlights as he chases his dreams in New York City."--Publisher's description.

Moose is close to being cut from the football team unless he is able to bring his grades up.

Giant, toothy-mawed worms the size of freight trains are plowing beneath the grounds of an old section of Riverdale, eating cars, buildings and anything they can detect moving on the surface.

Betty and the rest of the gang rescue Gleebo, a cute little alien who has crash-landed in Riverdale while trying to escape from two ugly aliens.

Moose's athletic supremacy is challenged when he is humiliatingly defeated by a super athlete from Riverdale's rival school, Central high.

Archie and Jughead accidentally shrink themselves in a shrink machine at a local Mad Scientist convention.

A monstrous man of incredible strength is making evening appearances in Riverdale.

Archie's time-traveling enemy once again menaces Riverdale with a monster from prehistoric times while Archie is trapped in Riverdale's past.

Reluctantly preparing donations to the local museum for her father, whiny and self-centered Veronica gets a taste of her own medicine when she wishes that everyone be like me.

It's Halloween horror time when Archie discovers vampires in Riverdale.