B&V Friends Double Digest Magazine #246

In "Package Deal," Betty launches a holiday gift-wrapping business and sends Jughead to showcase her sample boxes—starting with Archie. When Veronica spots Jughead carrying the packages, she leaps to the conclusion that Betty’s extravagant gifts are a bid to outshine her, turning a simple errand into a tangle of holiday rivalry.

In "The Grass Is Greener," Betty and Veronica idolize superstar gymnast Jamie Lou—until they learn she’s secretly envious of their everyday lives. The story flips the script on fame and friendship, revealing that even the most polished spotlight can’t replace what’s already yours.

Veronica tries to steal the spotlight from Betty by scoring her own letter sweater with a bold 'R'—but the attention she craves doesn’t come, and her plan backfires in ways she didn’t expect. In this lighthearted, five-page tale from B&V Friends Double Digest Magazine #246, the rivalry between the two friends takes a cozy, knitted turn.

Betty and Veronica prank Archie and Jughead by selling a fake diary of Martha Washington at Midge’s garage sale, but their joke spirals into something far more complicated than they expected. As the forged historical artifact stirs unexpected reactions, the girls find themselves caught in a web of mistaken identities and growing chaos.

When Betty and Veronica help a mysterious young boy in need, their kindness unexpectedly brings them surprising blessings—while Reggie’s skepticism leads to a quiet, well-earned moment of his own. In this heartfelt five-page tale from B&V Friends Double Digest Magazine #246, small gestures ripple in ways no one sees coming.