Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #156

In "Look into My Eyes," Betty and Veronica find themselves unwittingly hypnotized into clucking like chickens during a live taping of the Sallee Jesse Rapunzel Oprey show, only for Veronica to remain under the spell long after the cameras stop rolling. The story unfolds with playful chaos as the two friends navigate the absurdity of their condition, testing the limits of friendship and the lingering power of a misplaced suggestion.

In "Horsing Around," Veronica’s sudden obsession with horseback riding stirs curiosity—and suspicion—in Betty, who wonders if the real ride is less about the horses and more about the charming stablehand she’s been spending time with.

Veronica’s morning starts with a bang—literally—when a rogue helicopter snags her mid-stride, tossing her into a whirlwind of chaos. As she scrambles to make it to school on time, every misstep and mishap piles on, testing her patience and style.

Veronica Lodge may not have the arm for softball, but she’s got a sharp mind for the rules—and when Riverdale’s girls’ team faces funding cuts, she steps in with a bold plan. Using her knowledge of Title IX, she negotiates better benefits for the squad, proving her worth in ways beyond the field.

Betty finds herself caught in a moment of unexpected confidence when Nancy nudges her toward a new possibility—Adam, the handsome new student, seems to have a real interest in her. Inspired by Nancy’s bold suggestion that if Archie can juggle multiple relationships, Betty might just be able to too, she starts to wonder what might happen if she lets herself explore that idea.