Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Go Fly a Kite," Betty tries to keep Archie out of Mrs. Lodge’s fashion show—and away from Veronica—by assigning him to cover the school paper’s story on girls’ sports. Instead, Reggie secretly swaps the assignments, trading the fashion show for the chance to cover the girls’ games, setting off a lighthearted mix-up that puts his usual antics to the test. Written by George Gladir and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s classic art, Alison Flood’s inks, Barry Grossman’s colors, and Bill Yoshida’s letters, this 1998 digest features a playful twist on rivalry and responsibility, with Dan DeCarlo and Alison Flood handling the cover.
In "Triangle Trouble," Archie, Betty, and Veronica each sign up to appear on a local talk show about love triangles—unaware that the others have done the same. The trio’s separate motivations collide when they all show up on the same episode, setting off a series of awkward, heartfelt, and hilariously tangled moments.
Betty finds herself unexpectedly pulled into the high-stakes world of fashion when a renowned designer, captivated by her knack for replicating his designs on the spot, offers her a chance to help craft a new collection. With her eye for detail and flair for style, she steps into a whirlwind of sketches, fabrics, and deadlines—just in time for the runway.
When Dilton’s gratitude takes a magical turn, he gifts Betty a love potion—only for her to accidentally send it swirling down the drain and into Riverdale High’s water system. Now, with chemistry and chaos in full swing, the whole school might be feeling something… unexpected.
When Betty steps in to lead the aerobics class at the health club where she works, her focus is split between perfecting her moves and waiting for Archie’s call about the "Persistent Pain" concert—though the real workout might be keeping her cool when things go unexpectedly lively in the studio.
Betty tries to keep Archie out of Mrs. Lodge’s fashion show—and away from Veronica—by assigning Reggie to cover it for the school paper. But when Reggie swaps the assignments, preferring to report on girls’ sports, the plan starts to unravel in unexpected ways.
In "Sweater Girl," Betty gets a stylish designer sweater from her aunt in Paris—only to find the color less than perfect. When she tries to pass it on to Veronica as a gift, the gesture sparks an unexpected reaction, turning a simple act of kindness into a moment of heated misunderstanding.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Joke Book Magazine #241 (1978), Betty's Diary #18 (1988), Betty's Diary #20 (1988), Archie 3000 #10 (1990), Archie 3000 #16 (1991), Veronica #21 (1992), Betty and Me #200 (1992), Veronica #27 (1993), Betty #6 (1993), Veronica #28 (1993), Betty and Veronica Spectacular #4 (1993), Betty and Veronica #66 (1993)
Reprinted in Archie Comics Digest #201 (2003), Betty and Veronica Comics Digest Magazine #144 (2004), Archie's Double Digest Magazine #203 (2009), Archie 1000 Page Comics Spree #[nn] (2016), Archie's Funhouse Double Digest #22 (2016)
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