Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #221
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "She's a Beauty," Ronnie’s relentless pursuit of Little Archie and Spotty leads her far from home—right into the clutches of Fangs Fogarty and the South Side Serpents. When she takes matters into her own hands to protect Little Archie, her quick thinking and bold move might just be the last thing anyone expected. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, with colors by Barry Grossman and letters by Bill Yoshida, this Double Digest tale brings classic Archie charm with a surprising twist. The cover, by Jeff Shultz and Bob Smith, captures the moment perfectly.
In "Hawaiian Surprise," Mr. Lodge welcomes the Miss Teen Queen of Hawaii and her family to his mansion, turning the usual Riverdale antics into a tropical tangle. As Archie finds himself drawn to the glamorous Kakalina, Betty and Veronica can't help but notice the striking Ake and Lekinala, setting the stage for some unexpected chemistry.
When Veronica sprains her elbow and Betty twists her wrist, their injuries seem like coincidences—until the timing and circumstances start to line up too perfectly. Set across a week and thousands of miles apart, two very different girls face the same strange, painful twist of fate.
Sabrina and her aunts think they’ve found their dream home—until a slick con artist tries to scare them off with spooky tricks. But when the pranks start backfiring in the most delightfully chaotic way, it’s the scammer who might be the one running for the hills.
When Veronica accidentally starts telling lies that make objects stick to her hands, she’s trapped in a web of truth and consequence—each lie clinging tighter, each truth bringing only temporary relief. In "Sticky Business," the usual charm of Riverdale takes a bizarre turn as honesty becomes the only way out, and even that comes with its own sticky mess.
In "Winning Ways," Ronnie’s relentless attempts to tag along with Little Archie and Spotty lead her far from home—right into the territory of Fangs Fogarty and the South Side Serpents. When she realizes the danger, Ronnie takes matters into her own hands, surprising everyone by defending Little Archie from the Serpents’ clutches.
In "Flying High," a daring barnstorming pilot in her late twenties is brought in as a stunt double for a glamorous movie star, setting off sparks both in the air and on the ground. Tensions rise when both women find themselves drawn to the pilot’s steadfast mechanic, turning their professional partnership into something far more complicated.
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