Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #34

In "Skin Game," Melody takes a stand against what she sees as the cruel exploitation of synthetic animals, accusing Josie and Alexandra of endangering species like "orlons, dynels, and nylons" for their fur coats. Her outrage leads her to confront Mr. Cabot, pleading for the rights of synthetic creatures to live freely—no matter how absurd the idea may sound.

Archie’s knack for breaking things has finally gone too far—so Mr. Lodge, determined to curb his antics, brings home a mysterious, unbreakable vase and dares Archie to try and smash it. With the challenge set, Archie’s usual mischief meets a new kind of test, and the line between stubbornness and obsession starts to blur.

Sabrina taps into Aunt Hilda’s magic mirror and finds herself in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692—just in time to be accused of witchcraft, and with the evidence to prove it. The only thing standing between her and the gallows? A few well-timed spells and a whole lot of panic.

In "Share the Pain," Veronica’s sudden toothache sends her into a dramatic spiral, forcing her to cancel plans to attend a big concert with Archie—only to twist the situation so he stays home too, ensuring he won’t go with Betty. The story captures the familiar mix of teenage drama and playful manipulation, all in five quick, sharp pages.