Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #129

Archie tries to escape the constant rivalry between Betty and Veronica by flirting with Cheryl, hoping to shake things up. But when the girls team up to win him back, their over-the-top tactics only make matters worse.

When fanatical collector Taddy Toadmaster sets his sights on adding the entire Riverdale High football team to his bizarre collection, it's up to Betty Cooper, Super Sleuther, to outwit him before his obsession turns into a full-blown takeover. With her sharp mind and quick thinking, Betty must unravel Taddy’s latest scheme—before the whole team becomes just another oddity in his ever-growing hoard.

Archie and Betty pair up for the Riverdale Business Achievement Fair, determined to impress with their homemade brownies—but while Betty’s the mastermind behind the recipe, Archie’s kitchen antics quickly turn the bake session into a sticky mess. With flour flying and timing off, the duo’s sweet plan starts to crumble before the fair even begins.

Betty’s trying to enjoy a smooth run at Mr. Lodge’s new Timberland Ski Resort when a sudden rabbit darts into her path—she swerves, loses control, and hurtles down the mountain in a panic. With the slope getting steeper and her balance slipping, she’s left wondering if this run will end in a faceplant or a full-on ski-fall.

When Coach Kleats tries to unite his fractious girls' basketball team, he’s suddenly faced with a far more urgent challenge: their bus is buried under a sudden avalanche of snow. With the game looming and no easy way out, the team must find a way to stay calm—and together—before they can even think about playing.

In "Cool Yule," Veronica notices Archie buying her a gift, setting off a quiet flurry of holiday anticipation. Meanwhile, Ethel proudly shows off her present from Jughead, while he discreetly donates to the Salvation Army from a sheltered corner.

Sabrina ventures into a lingerie shop while Harvey waits outside, but when she emerges, he’s vanished—replaced by a snowman standing in the cold. The sudden, surreal shift leaves her bewildered, wondering if the shop’s magic has slipped into the real world.

In "Label Lullaby," Betty channels her knack for organization into a heartfelt mission: collecting food labels to buy the local orphanage a new TV. Veronica, determined to keep Archie’s attention, spins Betty’s campaign into a media sensation—only to be unexpectedly moved when the orphans thank Betty for her kindness.

When boredom strikes at the height of the holiday cheer, Salem the cat decides to stray from the festive house and explore the snowy streets—only to find himself helping the neighborhood animals in small, unexpected ways, all while keeping his grumpy demeanor intact.