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Cover: Dan DeCarlo & Jim DeCarlo

Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #35

Mar 1989 · Archie · 1.35 USD

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In "Dance Fever," Archie tries to win Betty’s favor with a dinner invitation—on one condition: no running off to see Veronica afterward. But when he shows up smelling like her perfume after rescuing her from a fall, Betty’s suspicions (and her cooking) are both put to the test. With Dick Malmgren’s expressive art bringing the classic Archie charm to life, this 1989 digest delivers a sweet, lighthearted moment of teenage tension, all captured in Dan DeCarlo’s iconic cover art with Jim DeCarlo’s crisp inks.

Contains 43 stories

Dance Fever

5 pp · Humor, Teen

Betty CooperVeronica LodgeArchie AndrewsReggie MantleRuby

In "Dance Fever," Betty and Veronica both vie for Archie’s attention at the winter formal, chasing him all day on snowmobiles through the snowy hills. Their wild ride ends in a shared case of illness, leaving their plans—and their rivalry—up in the air.

Dilly of a Dilemma

1 pp

I Wish, I Wish

1 pp

Open Door Policy

1 pp

Drum Roll

5 pp

Stan

Whiz Fizz

5 pp

Mr. NelsonJim

Viva La Difference

1 pp

Class Pass

1 pp

Space Pirates

6 pp

Ovo VovoPinky PulverGwen Newtonthe Feebly twins

In this 1989 tale from Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #35, a stranded alien teen escapes would-be captors and finds himself on Earth, where he unexpectedly joins Sabrina at a costume party—leading to a whirlwind of interstellar mischief and unlikely friendship.

In a Stew

5 pp

Archie charms Betty into letting him over for dinner, promising to stay—no matter how tempting Veronica might be. But when he shows up smelling like her perfume after a quick rescue, Betty’s suspicion starts to simmer.

Kick Trick

1 pp

Some Change!

1 pp

Zap Flap

1 pp

Strike Tyke

5 pp

Josie James[cameo]Melody Valentine[cameo]Sharon Miller

In "Strike Tyke," Betty and Veronica rally around Sharon Miller, determined to help her break into the Riverdale bowling team—a small but meaningful stand for equality. Their support is heartfelt, but the girls can't help but worry about Sharon spending time alone with the boys, adding a touch of playful tension to their mission.

Grid Kid

1 pp

Sock Shock

1 pp

Shopper Whopper

1 pp

Nifty Gifty

1 pp

The Governor's Gig

11 pp

Birdie BirdwellMiss Brown

When Jason Blossom pulls a prank with a fake call claiming the Archies are needed for the Governor's ball, the joke quickly spirals when the band actually gets the gig—leaving them scrambling to pull off a performance that’s anything but a joke.

Goal Toll

1 pp

Job Jibe

1 pp

Star Bright

1 pp

To Right a Wrong

5 pp

Officer RyanJ. SladeCaptain Haskin

Flip Quip

1 pp

Rabid Robots

5 pp

Some Looker

0.5 pp

Whispering

0.5 pp

Mystery Mania

0.5 pp

Caress Cut-In

0.5 pp

The Doggie Bag

5 pp

When Chuck discovers an abandoned puppy and brings it to school, chaos (and cuteness) ensues—especially when Mr. Weatherbee unexpectedly decides to keep the tiny pup, unaware of just how much it’ll grow.

Super Automation

1 pp

Swift Lift

0.5 pp

Pet Set

0.5 pp

Invisible Man

0.5 pp

Write Time

0.5 pp

To Act or Not to Act

6 pp

Archie is reluctantly cast as an elderly woman in the school play, feeling anything but glamorous—until he discovers the unexpected perks of playing the part, especially when it comes to giving Big Moose a piece of his mind.

Broke Joke

1 pp

Real Cool

6 pp

In "Real Cool," Veronica’s frustration over Archie’s choice of cheaper seats leads to a surprising turn when Betty urges him to assert himself. What follows is a mix of playful tension and unexpected mishaps, culminating in Archie taking Betty to the show instead.

Vidiocy

6 pp

Woe to the Weary

5 pp

Girl Whirl

1 pp

Debbie

Cool Fool

1 pp

Doggone

5 pp