Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Culture Shock," Betty finds herself in an unexpected situation when she takes charge of a criminal hideout, pretending to be Veronica while the real one is missing. With a mix of determination and her signature charm, she begins cleaning up the messy lair, even sending Beamish on grocery runs so she can cook for the gang—turning a chaotic hideout into something almost livable. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with vibrant art by Stan Goldberg, this issue features a standout cover by Dan DeCarlo and Jim DeCarlo.
In "Time to Retire," Della announces her plans to step down as Head Witch and live with Sabrina’s family to experience ordinary life—only to find her new neighbors quickly realize she might not be cut out for the mundane. The story follows her well-intentioned but chaotic attempt to blend in, with Jo and the others trying to help her find her place.
When Sabrina takes a last-minute babysitting gig for a friend, her magic accidentally makes the child so enchanted by her presence that he insists she stay forever—leaving her friend’s job in jeopardy and Sabrina caught in a spell she didn’t mean to cast.
In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! Part 1," Betty’s sudden red skin blotches set off a chain of odd events, from her uncle Drago’s mysterious late-night wails to Archie’s growing unease about a family secret. Meanwhile, Jughead’s visit to his father in the hospital adds a quiet weight to the day’s strange happenings—each character caught in their own private mystery, all unfolding under the usual rhythms of Riverdale life.
In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! Part 2," Betty and Archie race to Veronica's house after both girls develop mysterious red blotches, leading them to a wild theory: they might be long-lost sisters. Meanwhile, two shady figures quietly scout the Lodge mansion, adding a layer of suspense to the day's bizarre events.
In this mischievous twist on a classic trope, Betty Cooper finds herself unexpectedly whisked away by Mac and Beamish—only to be mistaken for Veronica. As the prank spirals, Betty is forced to call Mr. Lodge, only to have her attempt at a dramatic rescue end in awkward confusion when she calls him "Daddy."
In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! Part 4," Betty finds herself in an unexpected role when she's forced to impersonate Veronica while held captive by a group of bumbling criminals. Though disgusted by their messy, rundown hideout, she takes charge—cleaning the place, sending Beamish on grocery runs, and even cooking them a proper meal. As the tension mounts, Betty’s efforts to keep the household running smoothly only deepen the mystery of her true identity.
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↩ Reprints Betty and Me #79 (1976), Sabrina, the Teenage Witch #61 (1980)
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