Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Attention Please!", Betty takes the lead on a conservation-themed video during a trip with the Lodges, while Veronica’s casual attitude toward endangered animals is put to the test by a series of unexpectedly tense wildlife encounters. A surprising nightmare offers Veronica a moment of clarity, though just how much it changes her remains to be seen. The story unfolds with Dan DeCarlo’s signature charm and expressive character work, while Alison Flood’s cover captures the episode’s playful yet urgent tone.
In "Good Looking," Betty, Archie, and Veronica spend a day at the beach, where Archie dozes off on a blanket until Betty points out a strikingly beautiful girl nearby. Archie instantly perks up, marveling at her looks, prompting Veronica to share her own take on encountering such beauty—she admits she only gazes for a moment before setting her mirror down.
In "The Good, the Bad and the Archie," Archie faces a classic dilemma: choosing between Betty and Veronica for an upcoming party. With his shoulder angel and devil manifesting as the two girls themselves, he’s caught in a playful tug-of-war of charm and conscience—each vying for his attention in their own way.
In "Streak of Modesty," Betty’s momentary wardrobe malfunction leaves her flustered when Archie catches her in nothing but a bath towel—only to quickly find himself flustered in turn when he sees Betty and Veronica in their skimpy bikinis. The story captures a lighthearted, awkward moment where confidence and modesty collide in the halls of Riverdale High.
In "Whale, I'll Be," Veronica's casual disregard for conservation is put to the test during a trip with the Lodges, where a series of unsettling encounters with wild animals leave her unimpressed—until a vivid nightmare forces her to reconsider her indifference. Betty, documenting endangered species for her project, finds herself navigating both the wilderness and the growing tension between her friend’s apathy and her own passion.
In "Big Bungle on Bongo Beach," Veronica goes all out to land a modeling gig for a swimwear campaign, turning heads with a bold new look and a splashy, attention-grabbing entrance—complete with trumpets and a flair for the dramatic. The ad agency’s search for the perfect face takes a wild turn as Veronica’s antics take center stage.
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