Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #48

In "The Joys of Toys," Harvey and Sabrina head to a toy shop for his nephew, but Sabrina’s mischievous magic takes over when she brings the toys to life after they’ve left the store—leaving the grumpy shop owner utterly baffled. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this lighthearted 1991 tale blends humor and fantasy with a playful twist on holiday shopping.

In "Just Between Us Girls," a sudden rift between Veronica and Betty leaves the Lodge mansion cold and quiet—Veronica’s fury so sharp that even her father and Smithers cut Betty out of their lives. With tensions high and the usual friendship fractured, the two girls face a silence that’s louder than any argument.

Veronica’s convinced that a mysterious monster haunting Riverdale High is actually Archie in disguise—so she ropes him into a plan to attend the school’s monster-themed dance together. With costumes, secrets, and a whole lot of mischief in the air, the night promises to be anything but ordinary.

In "Plain Folks," Mr. Lodge attempts to win over voters by hosting a TV interview at his home to showcase his humble side—only to find himself unexpectedly upstaged by a group of starstruck teens, including Veronica and her friends, who see the event as the ultimate chance to be part of something bigger.

In "The Ever Popular Veronica Lodge," Veronica’s scheme to ruin Betty’s dance date backfires when Betty, unaware, returns the favor—leading to a tangled mix-up neither girl expected. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this six-page tale captures the classic rivalry with a twist of unintended consequences.