Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #202
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Ride on the Wild Side!", Veronica ventures into a bookstore searching for a romance novel, where a curious historical tale of a pirate and his two daring crewmates sparks her interest—leading her to wonder what other stories might be waiting on the shelves. Written by Mike Pellowski and illustrated by Dan Parent, with inks by Jim Amash, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Teresa Davidson, this Double Digest tale captures a moment of playful intrigue. The cover, by Fernando Ruiz and Rich Koslowski, sets the mood with a vivid, swashbuckling flair.
Veronica wanders into a cozy bookstore hunting for a good romance novel, only to be drawn into a wild tale of a pirate and his two swashbuckling crewmates locked in a love triangle—just as she’s about to ask for something different.
Betty dares Veronica to a yard sale fashion showdown, pitting their style instincts against each other in a playful battle of creativity and flair. With Betty confident and Veronica reluctantly intrigued, the challenge unfolds as they scour the racks for the perfect pieces—each determined to outshine the other, one quirky find at a time.
Betty and Veronica trade their usual rivalry for a new kind of competition—joining a local women's roller derby team, where their fierce spirits clash with the team’s dominating star, Hulking Heidi. With speed, smarts, and a whole lot of attitude, the two friends are about to find out what it really means to skate in the same league.
In the secluded quiet of a lakeside cabin, Betty and Veronica find their vacation upended when a prehistoric lake monster surfaces—and two hoodlums show up, intent on holding Veronica for ransom. With the wilderness closing in and danger lurking beneath the waves, the girls must rely on quick thinking and their usual mix of wit and nerve.
In "My Loss Is My Gain," Betty’s attempt to treat Jughead to a soda with her last five dollars takes a comical turn when the cash vanishes. With only a few clues and a shared sense of mischief, the duo retraces Betty’s steps through Riverdale’s familiar streets, turning a simple errand into a lighthearted treasure hunt.
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