Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #16

In "Royal Flush," Veronica boasts to Betty about her upcoming encounter with Baldonian royalty at the country club, but fate takes a surprising turn when Betty ends up meeting the royal guest first—before Veronica even gets the chance.

In this lighthearted 1985 tale from Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #16, Archie stops by a gas station to fill up his car, only to realize too late that his wallet is just a little too light for the evening’s plans. With a mix of charm and comedic timing, he finds himself in a small, awkward predicament that’s equal parts relatable and funny.

Veronica sets her sights on mastering darts, determined to impress the boys with her newfound skill. As she practices, her aim grows more ambitious—each throw sending her old boards to the trash and her wallet to the register.

Jo and Jughead find themselves in a quirky race against time when Coach Kleats challenges Jughead to run faster—no easy feat, especially with a free pizza on the line. With Mr. Weatherbee’s clever twist and Jo cheering from the sidelines, the whole thing turns into a chaotic, laugh-filled sprint through Riverdale’s usual chaos.

In "Two for the Money," Jo tries to convince herself she didn’t waste her evening on a terrible movie—only to find Dilton using reverse psychology to help her feel better, turning her regret into a surprisingly sticky situation.

In this classic one-page gag from *Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #16*, Jughead’s legendary appetite takes center stage as Archie and Reggie try (and fail) to outsmart him with a meal-free challenge. When Archie casually asks if Jughead would ever want to be an astronaut, the response is predictably delicious. And when it comes to sharing a cake, Jughead’s unique approach to fairness is as surprising as it is satisfying.

In "The Knitpicker," Betty’s effortless knitting prowess inspires Veronica to take up the craft—just in time to rival Betty’s latest handmade creation, leaving Archie caught in the middle of a very cozy rivalry.

In "Wooden You Know," Veronica discovers Archie’s secret woodworking hobby—meant to impress a mysterious redhead—and decides to outdo him, leading to a playful sabotage war that puts both her and Archie’s projects in jeopardy.

Archie’s cash is low, but with Jughead’s wild ideas and a splash of imagination, he pulls off a full-on romantic evening with Veronica—dinner, dancing, and all the flair of a disco night, even if the whole thing’s built on a little creative accounting.

In "The Plane Truth," Archie turns to Veronica for help when his door won’t stay shut—only to find her wielding power tools with surprising precision. With her wood-working shop fully stocked and her confidence on full display, Veronica sets to work, leaving Archie’s dad both impressed and slightly confused by the sudden flurry of sawdust and teenage craftsmanship.

Veronica spins a web of excuses to skip class, convincing Miss Grundy she’s got a pressing errand—only to find herself accidentally roped into planning a surprise party for Mr. Weatherbee, much to her own surprise.