Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #108

In "Volley Dolly," Veronica fixes her gaze on a tennis coach’s video, not to study her game, but to catch a fleeting moment of Archie and Betty together—her eyes lingering on the screen, caught between rivalry and something just a little more complicated.

In "Triangle Angle," Betty takes it upon herself to train Archie for a lifeguarding job, hoping to keep him busy and away from Veronica—only to find herself unexpectedly hired instead. The twist throws their usual dynamic into playful chaos, leaving Archie and Veronica both watching from the sidelines.

In "Veroneconomy," Veronica's sudden loss of her credit cards kicks off a chain reaction that throws the entire town’s economy into chaos—because, as it turns out, her spending habits were the backbone of local business. When Mr. Lodge takes away her cards to teach her a lesson, he doesn’t expect the ripple effect that follows.

In "Past Tense," Betty and Veronica find themselves whisked back to the 1800s on a mysterious train ride, where they stumble upon Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show and encounter Archie’s great grandfather—just a young man with a striking resemblance to the boy they know today.

Sabrina enters a swimsuit contest in defiance of Aunt Hilda’s disapproval, only to find her bold choice unexpectedly transformed when her aunts quietly alter the suit mid-event—leading to a surprise outcome neither of them saw coming.

Betty stumbles upon her old diary and is reminded of a promise Polly made long ago—turning down a date to keep a vow to her younger self. Years later, she flies across the country to San Francisco, eager to reconnect, only to find Polly once again choosing her sister over a romantic evening.

Veronica finds herself in Rome, enrolled at a top-tier business school—only to face a stern headmistress and unfriendly classmates. When her excitement fades, she uncovers a surprising mistake: a wrong taxi at the airport landed her at a reform school for delinquent girls instead of the elite academy she was meant to attend.

Veronica’s latest scheme to get attention takes a surprising turn when her fake drowning and jellyfish sting land her in the hands of a lifeguard who’s seen it all. Instead of rescuing her, he turns the tables with a lesson she won’t forget—though exactly how he plans to teach it remains a mystery.

Betty lands two tickets to a big rock concert, excited to share the night with Archie—until Veronica plants a clever lie that makes her think he’s otherwise occupied. Heartbroken, Betty gives the tickets away, only to be surprised when Archie shows up with them, asking her to go after all.

When Reggie mocks Betty and Veronica for reading a witchcraft book, Veronica decides to play along—pretending to cast a spell on him that leaves him stumbling and awkward. As Reggie’s clumsiness grows, the girls watch with quiet amusement, unsure if the magic is real or just a prank gone too far.

Betty can’t resist teasing Jughead for his habit of doing the opposite of what’s expected—until he flips the script with a mischievous bad luck spell. But when the spell seems to backfire, Betty finds herself oddly blessed with luck that defies logic.

In "Beauty on the Beach," Jughead’s peaceful beach day is interrupted by the sight of birds in flight—until Archie’s attention drifts to Betty and Veronica, who are doing exercises in their skimpy bikinis, turning the shore into a scene of unexpected spectacle.