Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #18

Archie finds himself smitten with a new girl from Louisiana, but when he starts acting oddly sweet and attentive, Betty and Veronica grow suspicious—convinced the girl’s Cajun charm comes with a side of voodoo magic. As the mystery unfolds, the trio’s usual rivalry takes a supernatural twist, leaving everyone wondering just how deep the spell really goes.

In "The Plane Truth," Archie enlists Veronica’s help when a stubborn door won’t stay shut—only to find her wood-working shop is far more advanced than he expected. With her tools and precision, she sets about fixing it, leaving Archie’s dad both impressed and slightly confused by the unexpected craftsmanship.

In "Two for the Money," Jo finds herself torn between two rival suitors, each vying for her attention in increasingly dramatic fashion. When her usual charm fails to sway her, she's forced to confront her own feelings—before she realizes she might be the one playing the game all along.

In "Grin and Bear It," Archie tries to surprise Betty with a big teddy bear as a thank-you for helping him with homework, but delivering it becomes a far more daunting task than he expected—testing his nerves, stamina, and maybe even his courage.

In "The Hero," Archie spins a wild tale after hearing a radio report about an escaped convict near Bear Mountain, convincing Jughead to pretend to be the fugitive so Archie can play the hero and rescue Betty and Veronica from the supposed danger.

In "Karate Dotty," Jo finds herself unexpectedly drawn into a karate class at Riverdale High, where she learns more than just kicks and punches—she discovers how discipline and confidence can defuse tension before it escalates. When Mr. Weatherbee’s fears about the school’s new martial arts program turn into a real test of its values, he’s surprised to see how a calm, focused approach can keep peace without a single punch thrown.

In "Ring Around," Veronica flaunts a dazzling diamond ring she claims came from "You-Know-Who," setting off a whirlwind of rumors among Archie's friends. Before long, everyone’s convinced Archie is secretly engaged—though no one can quite figure out who "You-Know-Who" really is.

In "Label Me Snob," Betty sets out to prove that style and substance aren’t defined by price tags, challenging Veronica’s belief that luxury goods are inherently superior—especially when it comes to her designer coat and the bargain version from Al’s Discount House.

In "The Cut Up," Veronica and Betty take on the task of crafting fabric flowers for the school dance, and when Veronica suggests a clever shortcut to cut them out, the two find themselves in a whirlwind of creative chaos. With their usual rivalry bubbling beneath the surface, the pair must navigate the pressures of the committee while trying to keep their project from unraveling.

In "Surprise," Veronica spins a web of excuses to skip class, convincing Miss Grundy she needs to help with a secret project—only to find herself accidentally roped into a scheme that makes Mr. Weatherbee the center of a surprise party rumor. With her usual charm and quick thinking, Veronica must navigate the growing chaos before the whole school catches on.

Archie walks into school with unexpected lipstick marks on his face, sparking a heated debate with Mr. Weatherbee about whether love or education should come first. As the school buzzes with gossip, Archie finds himself caught between heart and homework in a moment that’s equal parts awkward and unforgettable.

In "That Guilty Feeling," Archie finds himself wrongly accused of sabotaging a potted plant Miss Grundy received from Betty—after a simple accident sets off a chain of misunderstandings that make it seem like he's behind every mishap. With everyone from the class to the school principal pointing fingers, Archie must clear his name before the plant's fate becomes a full-blown mystery.

In "Wooden You Know," Veronica discovers Archie's secret woodworking hobby—meant to impress a stunning redhead—and decides to sabotage both his project and her own, all while keeping her rivalry with Betty simmering beneath the surface.

In "Who's Pushing?", Veronica finds herself unexpectedly drawn to a charming new intern Mr. Lodge has brought into her life—only to realize his appeal fades fast when his true nature starts to show. With Archie still in the picture and tensions simmering, Veronica must decide who she really wants by her side.

In "Funny Girl," Veronica manipulates Betty into becoming a clown for a charity event hosted by her cousin Bruce—using guilt and pressure to get her way, all while secretly hoping to win Archie’s attention. With Betty reluctantly stepping into the spotlight, the usual rivalry takes a surprising turn as the two navigate the chaos of performance, pride, and the unexpected weight of a shared secret.

In "The Knitpicker," Veronica sets her sights on outdoing Betty after the latter impresses everyone with a handmade scarf and a sweater for Archie—sparking a playful rivalry that turns a simple craft into a full-blown competition.

In a freezing mountain cabin, Archie puts his faith in a quirky scientific theory: if he keeps his temples, wrists, and feet warm, he can stay comfortable—no matter how cold it gets—so long as he wears nothing else. With Jo and Betty watching, he tests the idea with increasingly absurd results.

In "Know Your Enemy," Betty and Veronica find themselves caught in a snowball ambush by Archie and Jughead, sparking a playful feud. Later, Veronica orchestrates a clever prank that makes Moose believe Archie and Jughead were behind the attack—turning the tables in their ongoing rivalry.