Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #189
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Sign of the Times," Betty and Veronica are shocked by the news of a female mud wrestling event in Riverdale—until Veronica learns her father’s company is behind it. When she surprises him by announcing she’s entering the competition, he’s forced to rethink his stance, setting off a whirlwind of reactions in town. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s signature style, inks by Jim DeCarlo, and vibrant colors by Barry Grossman, this Double Digest issue features a cover by Jeff Shultz and Al Milgrom.
Veronica tags along with her dad, Mr. Lodge, on a day at the office, where her sharp wit and unexpected ideas quickly prove surprisingly effective—much to his surprise. In this lighthearted, six-page tale, her fresh perspective turns heads across the Lodge empire, one clever suggestion at a time.
In "Muddy Waters," Betty and Veronica are stunned when they learn a female mud wrestling event is coming to town—especially when Veronica discovers her father’s company is behind it. Though he initially brushes it off, he’s surprised into reconsidering when Veronica announces she’s joining the competition.
In "La Grande Voyage," Betty and Veronica trade the French capital for a slice of home—chicken from Colonel Dandy's, a Bette Fiddler film, and a night of bowling, proving that even in Paris, some traditions are too good to leave behind.
In "Model Citizen," Veronica and Betty go to great lengths—literally—to channel their inner fashion icons, attempting to walk with books balanced on their heads like a famous model. But it's Jughead, ever the unexpected guide, who shows them the real secret to the perfect stride.
Betty takes Jughead’s advice and sets out to win Archie’s heart with her cooking, but Veronica has other plans—every dish she prepares ends up dangerously spicy, thanks to her meddling. It’s a kitchen clash of wills, with flavor and friendship on the line.
Archie and Betty stumble upon the old concrete sidewalk where they once carved their initials in a heart as kids, only to find it marked for demolition—threatening to erase a memory they both hold dear.
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↩ Reprints Betty and Me #9 (1967), Archie Giant Series Magazine #153 (1968), Sabrina, the Teenage Witch #54 (1979), Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #305 (1981), Archie's TV Laugh-Out #98 (1984), Betty and Me #146 (1985), Laugh #14 (1989), Betty and Veronica #29 (1990), Betty's Diary #32 (1990), Archie's Story & Game Digest Magazine #21 (1991), Betty and Veronica Spectacular #6 (1994), Betty and Veronica #88 (1995), Betty and Veronica Spectacular #18 (1996), Betty and Veronica #100 (1996), Veronica #52 (1996), Veronica #99 (2000), Betty and Veronica Spectacular #45 (2001), Betty and Veronica #156 (2001), Betty and Veronica Spectacular #47 (2001), Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #122 (2004), Betty #154 (2006), Betty and Veronica #216 (2006), Veronica #168 (2006)
Reprinted in Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #242 (2016), Archie Giant Comics Splendor #[nn] (2022)
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