Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #15

In "Sheep Skinned," Jughead and the boys tease the girls for blindly following the latest trends, calling them "sheep" for their fashion-forward choices—though the real question might be whether the boys are the ones truly lost in the herd.

When Archie and Veronica spend a summer day at Mr. Lodge’s beach house, a casual frisbee toss turns suspicious—until they realize the thrower isn’t just playing a game, but secretly working for a covert government operation, and the disc he hurls is far from harmless.

In "School Of Hard Knocks," Betty takes a sudden hit to the head when Mr. Weatherbee’s door swings shut, leaving her dazed and unsteady. When she later collapses in the hallway, Veronica’s quick suspicion is that it’s just another act—this time for attention—though the truth of Betty’s condition remains uncertain.

In "Ecology-Whiz," Archie’s confident lead in the school’s green initiative contest takes a surprising turn when Jughead reveals his own eco-friendly secret: doing absolutely nothing at all. The story plays on classic Riverdale humor, pitting Archie’s earnest efforts against Jughead’s laid-back philosophy in a lighthearted battle of environmental ethics.

In "Gentlemen's Agreement," Archie’s latest scheme to help girls—only when he thinks they’re rich—comes under scrutiny when Jughead points out the unintended consequences of his selective kindness. With a mix of humor and deadpan logic, Jughead warns Archie that genuine compassion might lead to a life of financial strain, all while the two debate the true meaning of helping others.

Archie and Veronica’s trip to the lake takes a detour when a traffic jam strands them on the road—only to find themselves stuck again when their boat hits a snag in the water. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, "Jam Jest" captures the classic teenage frustration with humor and a splash of summer silliness.