Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #232
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dippy Dancings," Veronica’s mischievous antics in the boys’ gym class push Coach Kleats to his limit—until Betty and Jughead stage a perfectly timed revenge by sending Archie to disrupt the girls’ class, clad only in swim trunks. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo Jr. with inks by Jim DeCarlo, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this playful chapter from Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #232 features a classic Archie-style prank war with a splash of comedic chaos. The cover, by Dan Parent and Bob Smith, captures the moment with signature flair.
In "Spellbinder," Sabrina tries to impress Moose with a cozy evening at her house, but his usual clumsiness sends things spiraling—enough to prompt Aunt Hilda to unleash a spell meant to teach him a lesson. What she doesn’t know is that Moose’s accidental mix-up of the spellbook’s pages has turned the magic into something far more unpredictable than intended.
Veronica stumbles upon Betty’s hidden notebook filled with love poems to Archie, and what starts as a harmless mix-up quickly spirals into a high-stakes game of secrets and sabotage. With Betty determined to reclaim the notebook at any cost, the two friends find themselves caught in a whirlwind of pranks, misdirection, and classic Riverdale chaos.
In "Streak of Luck," Veronica’s mischievous streak takes a bold turn when she deliberately interrupts the boys’ gym class, delighting in the chaos and Coach Kleats’ rising frustration. Betty and Jughead, fed up with her antics, enlist Archie to return the favor—leading to a perfectly timed, unexpectedly revealing disruption of the girls’ class, all in swim trunks.
Betty’s convinced that the elusive criminal mastermind Rob Ruse is back in Riverdale, and this time he’s planning something big. With no one in authority willing to listen, she teams up with Archie and Dilton to take matters into their own hands—before the city becomes the next target.
In "Soap Operations," Betty drifts off during a marathon of her favorite soap opera, only to wake in a dream where she and the Archie cast are living out the show's dramatic twists. The story unfolds as a playful, surreal take on melodrama, with familiar characters caught in over-the-top plotlines—without ever revealing how it all resolves.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Joke Book Magazine #107 (1966), Archie Giant Series Magazine #153 (1968), Archie's TV Laugh-Out #3 (1970), Archie's TV Laugh-Out #6 (1971), Sabrina, the Teenage Witch #3 (1971), Little Archie #69 (1972), Betty and Me #42 (1972), Betty and Me #68 (1975), Archie Annual Digest #38 (1981), Betty and Veronica #20 (1989), Archie Giant Series Magazine #595 (1989), Betty's Diary #30 (1989), Betty and Veronica #30 (1990), Betty and Veronica #40 (1991), Archie Giant Series Magazine #631 (1992), Betty and Veronica #52 (1992), Betty and Veronica #65 (1993), Betty and Veronica #83 (1995), Betty #44 (1996), Betty and Veronica #147 (2000), Betty and Veronica #148 (2000), Betty and Veronica #149 (2000), Betty #99 (2001), Betty #100 (2001), Betty #110 (2002), Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #106 (2002), Betty and Veronica #186 (2003), Veronica #137 (2003), Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #123 (2004)
Reprinted in Archie 1000 Page Comics Blow-Out #[nn] (2015)
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