Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #38

In "A Night to Remember," Veronica orchestrates a plan to keep Betty from going on her date with Archie by luring her into a late-night adventure at the Lodge Mansion, where a famous film star is staying. With charm and a dash of mischief, Veronica hopes to wear Betty out—just as she’s about to take center stage in her own romantic scheme.

In "Strained Relations," Veronica proudly displays a gallery of her wealthy Lodge ancestors, only to be surprised when Jughead and Betty reveal their own family line has produced some impressive achievements—leaving her momentarily speechless.

In "Leader of the Pack," Betty’s new role as a camp counselor sparks a competitive spark in Veronica, who jumps in to prove she can do it too—only to discover that the outdoors aren’t as glamorous as she imagined.

In the whimsical realm of medieval Riverdale, Archie, Betty, and Jughead take on a most unusual gig as minstrels—called upon by King Lodge not for their songs, but to rid his castle of a persistent rat problem. With lutes in hand and a knack for improvisation, the trio sets out on a merry, if slightly ridiculous, quest that turns their musical talents into something far more practical.

In "East Is West," the Pussycats find themselves in a cultural mix-up when Alex lands them a gig at a Chinese social club, prompting the girls to don traditional costumes and practice Chinese music. But when they arrive, they discover the audience is made up of Chinese teens who just want to hear the real Pussycats—and their usual rock 'n' roll.

In "Pool Your Talents," Veronica finds herself at a Pembrooke Academy party after confessing her envy of the school's elite status, only to be drawn into a mystery when Jason Blossom reveals the event was part of a scavenger hunt targeting a real "townie" — and Veronica may be the one they're looking for.