Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #63

In "Chiller," Jo and her friends get an unexpected thrill when Mr. Lodge lets them use an old movie studio to film their music video—only to stumble upon what they think are actors, but are actually ghosts haunting the set. The story blends teen humor with a touch of spooky fun, all set in the familiar world of Riverdale’s quirky high school crew.

In "Lonely Boy," Archie’s friends Jo and Betty worry he’ll be lonely at the beach since they’re too busy to join him—only to find he’s swarmed the moment he arrives, proving that even the most solitary beach day can turn into a social whirlwind.

In "Fashion Fumble," Alexandra orchestrates a playful prank by inviting Josie and her friends to a pool party, only to surprise them with vintage twenties swimsuits—setting the stage for a splashy, style-filled mishap. Written with a sharp eye for teen humor, the story captures the chaos of high school social dynamics with a nostalgic twist.

In this lighthearted gag strip from *Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #63*, Jo finds herself caught in a series of delightfully awkward situations where the "good news" is always undercut by a punchline that lands with perfect, cringe-worthy timing—like landing softly in the neighbor’s petunias, or discovering your girlfriend’s loyalty comes with a price tag. Written with a sharp eye for teen humor and drawn with playful energy, it’s a quick, clever snapshot of high school misadventures where every silver lining has a thorn.

When the homecoming king and queen narrowly avoid a crash thanks to Ethel’s quick reminder about seatbelts, the injured queen is sidelined—and Ethel is unexpectedly chosen to take her place. In this lighthearted 1993 tale from *Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #63*, the quiet girl from the back row finds herself thrust into the spotlight, all while keeping her signature blend of humor and heart.