Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #168
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Picture Dissed," Melody’s crusade against litter takes a chaotic turn when a distracted garbage truck driver spills his load on city hall steps—right in front of Josie, who immediately suspects Melody of sabotage. With Melody facing potential trouble, her friends scramble to clean up the mess, enlisting Alex Cabot’s car as an unlikely garbage hauler in a frantic, messy rescue mission. Dan DeCarlo’s expressive art brings the suburban chaos to life, while Dan Parent and Bob Smith’s cover captures the moment’s absurd urgency.
In "Bully For You," Veronica finds herself targeted by a group of intimidating girls at the beach, her usual confidence shaken. When Archie steps in to defend her and gets punched for his trouble, Veronica’s frustration boils over—turning the tide in a moment that leaves everyone stunned.
Veronica Lodge lands a dream trip: joining her favorite band on tour after winning an essay contest. When her aunt Gladys falls ill and can't chaperone, her mother steps in—much to Veronica’s embarrassment. But when the concert is in jeopardy, Mrs. Lodge’s unexpected intervention proves she’s more than just a chaperone.
In "Litter By Litter," Melody’s crusade against litter takes a chaotic turn when a distracted garbage truck driver spills his load on city hall steps—right as Josie suspects Melody orchestrated the mess. With the situation escalating, Melody’s friends scramble to clean up the mess, cramming all the trash into Alex Cabot’s car in a frantic attempt to fix things before it’s too late.
When Alex books the Pussycats for a gig at a sleazy nightclub, Josie and the girls try to wriggle out of the deal by playing up their reputation for chaos. Their plan backfires when they accidentally stop a robbery, earning the club owner’s unexpected gratitude—and a renewed contract.
In this charming beachside tale from *Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #168*, Veronica swaps her usual flirtations for a surprise tutoring session with Madeline, a surprisingly serious student. When Veronica returns the favor by setting Madeline up with a French-speaking boy she just happens to know, sparks fly—both in language and in feeling.
Jo and her family’s camping trip starts off rough when they’re forced to pitch their tent far from the main campground due to overcrowding. What begins as an inconvenient detour quickly becomes an unexpected retreat, offering solitude and a front-row seat to the quiet wonders of the wild.
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↩ Reprints Josie and the Pussycats #51 (1970), Josie and the Pussycats #93 (1976), Betty #88 (2000), Betty and Veronica #151 (2000), Veronica #104 (2000), Veronica #106 (2000), Veronica #112 (2001), Veronica #113 (2001), Betty #103 (2001), Veronica #117 (2001)
Reprinted in Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #194 (2011)
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