Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #110

In "Weather Vain," Betty’s accidental brush with a light sprinkle earns her unexpected admiration at school, sparking a playful rivalry when Veronica decides to chase the same attention—by deliberately walking through a downpour the next day. The story captures the familiar spark between the two friends as they navigate the small, silly stakes of teenage social dynamics.

In "Invented Servitude," Veronica pushes Archie to learn the finer manners of high society—only for Mr. Lodge to quietly exploit the plan, turning etiquette lessons into a test of loyalty and distance. As Archie navigates unfamiliar rules and polished pretenses, the line between refinement and manipulation begins to blur.

In "Deal Spiel," Archie finds himself unexpectedly handed an extra five hundred dollars due to an ATM error, setting off a chain of tempting choices. With Veronica egging him on and a slick used car salesman offering a flashy deal, Archie must decide whether to keep his trusty old jalopy or give in to the lure of something new.

In "Oui, Mon Ami," Veronica's fascination with a Frenchman her father brings home sparks a playful rivalry when Archie tries to win her attention by learning French—only to find his efforts upstaged when a charming Italian from the Rome office arrives at the office.

Meow Girl, Appletown’s lone female superhero, finds herself overshadowed by the spotlight Cape Man always steals—so she hatches a plan to turn the tables. When she traps the hero and forces his overlooked assistant into the role of Tiger Girl, the stage is set for a showdown that’s as much about identity as it is about heroism.