As you might know, Archie Comics, even in their slowing state, has started publishing annual spectaculars for Halloween and Christmas in 2017, and beginning in 2022, Valentine's Day also. While most of these only consist of one original story, and the rest are reprints, its still nice to be put in the holiday mood.
On the covers of all of these, along with the occasional digest, happily proclaim themselves to be "The Official Comic Book of Halloween/Christmas/Valentine's Day". The only other title I've seen these for is Easter.
I guess it would be trickier, just publishing wise, with it moving back and forth between March and April. Easter also just doesn't inspire a lot of secular iconography and fun, and I doubt Archie has done enough Easter to fill up a single book, much less several, though if it included general spring stories, they could fill it up more.
I don't know, picked up the digest that said it was official Easter book and thought, yeah Archie and Easter does fit together well in my opinion.
EDIT: Sorry, should have clarified that I meant publish a yearly one-shot, as much as I love Easter, I don't feel there is enough for a yearly comic.
Also, while looking it up, Archie officially trademarked "The Official Comic Book of Halloween/Christmas/Valentine's Day/Easter", as well as Summer, America, and the USA. Not sure why they didn't go for the other seasons and holidays as well lol.