Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #216
In "Chiller," Betty channels her childhood memories for a horror writing contest, recalling a spooky shortcut through a haunted lane she once took with Archie—back when they were kids and the woods seemed alive with secrets. Written by Kathleen Webb and illustrated by Stan Goldberg, with inks by John Lowe and colors by Barry Grossman, this spooky tale blends nostalgia with creeping dread, all wrapped in a cover by Jeff Shultz that captures the eerie mood perfectly.
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Betty is trying to write a scary story for a horror writing contest, but hasn't liked the results so far. When Polly suggests that Betty write something she knows about, Betty remembers when she and Archie were kids and took a short cut across a haunted lane full of scary things.
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