Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #109
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Coat of Arms," Betty and her basketball team face more than just a tough game—when an avalanche traps them in their van, teamwork becomes a matter of survival. With help from Dilton’s latest invention, the unlikely duo of Betty and the science-savvy Dilton must think fast to get out alive. Written by Bob Bolling and illustrated by Doug Crane, this high-stakes adventure features a cover by Dan DeCarlo and Henry Scarpelli.
In "Brownie Points," Archie and Betty team up for Miss Grundy’s class project, tasked with creating and selling baked goods at the Riverdale Business Achievement Fair. While Betty takes the lead on baking homemade brownies, Archie’s enthusiasm quickly turns the kitchen into a mess—much to her growing frustration.
In "Concrete Thinking," Harvey braves the cold rather than enter a lingerie shop, crafting a snow statue of himself to fool Sabrina while she shops. The moment is both playful and quietly sweet, capturing a lighthearted spark between them.
When Betty’s basketball team hits a rough patch both on and off the court, a sudden avalanche strands them in their van—cut off from the world and each other. With tempers flaring and the cold closing in, it’s up to Betty and Dilton to keep everyone safe, relying on Dilton’s latest invention to turn the tide.
In "Yule Yowl," Salem the cat, unimpressed by the holiday cheer at home, ventures out into the snowy neighborhood—only to find himself unexpectedly helping a few furry friends in need, all while keeping his grumpy demeanor intact.
In "Label Lullaby," Betty channels her generosity into collecting food labels for prizes to benefit the orphanage, but Veronica’s sudden flood of labels throws her into a whirlwind of sorting and organizing. As the holiday season heats up, Betty’s efforts to help the orphanage clash with Archie’s last-minute plans for the Christmas dance—leaving her caught between charity and community spirit.
In "Drastic Surgery," Betty and Veronica clash over the merits of plastic surgery, sparking a rivalry that takes a surprising turn when Veronica returns to school with her face wrapped in bandages after an allergic reaction. Betty, convinced Veronica’s new look is the result of a hidden procedure, finds herself questioning everything she thought she knew about her friend’s choices.
In "Downhill Drag (or 'There's No Hope on the Slope')", Betty’s ski run at Mr. Lodge’s new Timberland Ski Resort takes a wild turn when she swerves to avoid a rabbit—sending her hurtling out of control down the mountain. The story captures the thrill and chaos of a moment gone sideways, all set against the snowy backdrop of a high-stakes slope.
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↩ Reprints Archie Giant Series Magazine #5 (1958), Laugh Comics / Laugh #275 (1974), Archie Giant Series Magazine #231 (1975), Sabrina, the Teenage Witch #65 (1981), Archie Giant Series Magazine #606 (1990), Betty #5 (1993), Betty #11 (1993), Archie's Christmas Stocking #2 (1994), Betty #12 (1994), Betty and Veronica #83 (1995), Betty and Veronica Spectacular #12 (1995), Betty #22 (1995), Veronica #40 (1995)
Reprinted in Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #129 (2005), Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #187 (2011), Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #207 (2013), World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #73 (2017), B&V Friends Double Digest Magazine #278 (2020)
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