Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #111

In "Call of the Wild," Veronica equips Archie with a pager to keep an eye on him, but Jughead quietly swaps it for a device of his own design—turning the tables on who’s really watching whom. The playful power shift sets off a lighthearted game of surveillance between the trio, all while keeping the mystery of what’s really on the other end of the signal.

When Veronica develops a sudden pimple and panics about it ruining her look, Betty steps in with a headband and soothing tunes, trying to calm her friend’s nerves—though the real cause might be less about appearances and more about what’s really going on beneath the surface.

In a classroom buzzing with art supplies, Jo and Veronica watch as Reggie, usually more into mischief than masterpieces, attempts a painting—only to be met with stunned silence. When Betty finally breaks the quiet with a comment, Reggie snaps back with a sharp retort, leaving the girls frozen in awkward stillness. By the last panel, his confidence has crumbled, and he’s pleading for any reaction at all.

Jo and her friends are determined to bring some holiday cheer to Riverdale with a traditional caroling session—only to find the boys have gone their own way, swapping classic tunes for a modern, unorthodox twist. When their reinvented lyrics fail to win over the townspeople, the whole town ends up caught in a festive musical standoff.

When Veronica casually drops a travel brochure for Mount Royal in front of Betty, it’s clear she’s planning something—especially when Betty starts eyeing the ski trip with excitement. But as Betty packs her bags, Veronica’s already on her way to Snow Valley, leaving the real vacation plans—and the gang’s dynamics—up in the air.

When Sugarplum, a down-on-her-luck fairy recently let go from the North Pole, shows up in Riverdale seeking a new start, Betty and Veronica rally to help her find her footing. From holiday-themed gigs to quirky local gigs, their well-intentioned efforts lead to one hilarious firing after another.

In "Just Imagine!", Archie lets his mind run wild, transforming into a series of wildly different characters—from Admiral Peary to Romeo—before taking his daydreams to a hilarious extreme. When he accidentally delivers Rhett Butler’s famous line to Veronica, the moment spirals into pure, over-the-top comic chaos.