Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #225

In "Marked Woman," Betty’s fleeting crush takes a surprising turn when the phone number she scribbled on her arm vanishes—only to reveal she wasn’t the only one he’d written it for. The moment sparks a mix of confusion and quiet determination as she navigates the unexpected twist.

In "It Takes Two to Tangle," Veronica’s pride is on the line when her father plans to feature her big catch in the paper he owns—especially since Betty’s been fishing too. With the stakes rising, Veronica’s determined to keep her victory spot, no matter what.

In "Donation Flirtation!", Betty brings a box of belongings to a charity flea market, hoping to support a good cause. Archie tags along, only to accidentally end up buying every single item she’s donated—much to her surprise.

In "Star Struck," Betty and Veronica find themselves the reluctant backdrop for Sam Smedly’s latest film project, "the Sunburn Squad," as he relentlessly follows them with his camera. The star of the show isn’t thrilled about being upstaged by the girls’ unexpected presence.

Betty and Veronica spend the day locked in a quiet standoff, each determined to keep an eye on the other—no sneaking off to meet Archie, no stolen moments, no surprises. With a mix of playful tension and sisterly rivalry, their watchful vigil becomes a test of loyalty, nerves, and just how far they’ll go to keep things on the straight and narrow.

Veronica's determined to land the lead in the school play—especially with a Hollywood scout in town—and she's willing to endure Jughead's direction to make it happen. With egos on the line and drama backstage, the spotlight might be brighter than anyone expected.

In "Sorry Soprano," Betty and Veronica make a pact: the winner of the school talent show gets to ask Archie to the dance. When Ophelia steps in to sabotage Veronica’s performance on Betty’s behalf, the stakes rise in this playful, high-stakes showdown of friendship and rivalry.

Betty’s quiet fishing trip upstate takes a wild turn when she stumbles upon the trail of two escaped bank robbers—and a bear that’s clearly not in the mood to be trifled with. With her wits and a few clever tricks, she’ll have to stay one step ahead of both criminals and clawed chaos.

Veronica tags along on Betty’s ornithology hike, convinced her friend’s sudden passion for birdwatching is just a cover for chasing a crush—only to find herself unexpectedly drawn into the quiet magic of the woods and the growing warmth between them.

When Veronica mysteriously falls into a deep sleep just before her family’s trip to London, her parents turn to her friends for help. While the boys’ efforts to wake her prove futile, Betty steps in with a quiet determination that just might break the spell.

Betty drags Veronica on a cave exploring tour, but when she loses her lip balm and crawls into the dark tunnels after it, things take a turn. Left in the pitch-black depths, she panics when her mini flashlight vanishes—only to be found by a frantic Veronica and Jeb.

When Little Veronica tries to climb up to Little Betty’s window for a playdate, she’s met with a surprising twist—Little Betty’s stuck inside with the measles, turning their planned outdoor game into a quarantine-friendly chat through the glass.