Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #213

In "Tennis Menace," Sabrina sets her sights on charming the effortlessly cool Bruce Van Klood, determined to win him over the old-fashioned way—no magic potions needed. But when her rival Rosalind starts outplaying her on the court, Sabrina finds herself in a very unexpected rivalry, all on the tennis court.

When Veronica agrees to let Betty bring her five-year-old cousin Bernadette along on their beach trip, she’s less thrilled than she expected—especially as she’s already planning how to charm some new guys. But with Bernadette’s wide-eyed curiosity and boundless energy, the day quickly becomes less about romance and more about keeping up.

In "Barely Covered," Betty decides to sunbathe in her backyard, unaware that Archie, trying to be chivalrous, misreads the scene and believes she’s sunbathing without clothes. Torn between wanting to shield her modesty and refusing to look, Archie’s well-meaning panic leads to a series of awkward, comedic attempts to protect Betty’s honor—all while she remains perfectly covered.

In "The Challenge," Veronica, bored with her privileged life and craving something real, makes an unexpected move: she challenges Archie to go steady with Betty—just to see if he’ll take the risk. The twist? She’s not sure if she’s testing Archie, Betty, or herself.

When Uncle Paul claims his joints forecast the weather, Veronica’s curiosity gets the better of her—until her faith in his creaky predictions leads her into a sticky situation. With just six pages of mischievous charm, this lighthearted tale from Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #213 finds Veronica navigating the stormy side of belief, one weathered hunch at a time.