Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #233

In "null," Veronica goes all out to craft the ultimate Flash Dance video for the school competition, leaving no expense spared. But when Betty, Archie, and Chuck whip up a spontaneous entry using just Chuck’s camera and Betty’s natural flair, the results surprise everyone—especially Veronica.

In "Model Mania!", Betty and Veronica take a playful turn when they decide to mimic the poses of fashion models from a magazine—sparking a lighthearted rivalry with Archie and Reggie, who are more focused on the clothes than the creativity. The story captures the classic charm of the characters as they swap roles in a fun, stylish twist on their usual antics.

When Sabrina, Archie, and Jughead catch a boy stealing hubcaps to help his family, Sabrina uses her magic to conjure a shoe shine box, giving him a honest way to earn money instead. It’s a small act of kindness with a big heart, wrapped in the usual charm of Riverdale’s most mischievous trio.

In "Pussy Footing," Josie, Melody, and Valerie take the stage in their new Pussycats costumes for their first concert—only to face a feline twist when Alexandra uses magic to silence them and turn their voices into meows. The trio must find a way to sing again before the show ends in disaster.

In "Clothes Make the Man," Jughead’s signature style sparks a hilarious chain reaction when Betty and Veronica judge him by his clothes—leading Archie to copy his look, only to find himself suddenly obsessed with hamburgers. When Veronica convinces Reggie to borrow Jughead’s outfit, even he can’t resist the craving, and soon Betty and Veronica try the look themselves (in skirts, of course), with equally messy results. Pop Tate’s lunch counter sees a boom as everyone in Riverdale suddenly wants a burger.

In "Flip Flopped," Veronica decides to join the school’s struggling cheerleading squad after hearing the boys favor the sport’s more glamorous side—only to quickly prove her skills are far from average. With a mix of flair and precision, she takes the squad by storm, turning heads and climbing the ranks with surprising ease.

Veronica spins a clever scheme, using Betty’s name to enter a soap jingle contest—hoping to sabotage her rival’s chances and claim victory herself. But when Reggie’s unexpected inspiration sets the whole plan in motion, the lines between mischief and melody blur in ways neither girl could have predicted.

In "Fast and Loose," new girl Cheryl Blossom hits Riverdale with a whirlwind of flirtation, immediately setting Archie and Reggie on edge—especially when she makes her intentions clear to Betty. Veronica’s jealousy flares when she catches Archie in a tight spot, but her anger melts when Cheryl’s older brother Jason shows up and sweeps her off her feet. Meanwhile, Jughead pulls out his trusty magic pin, and with a wink, turns the tide—leaving Cheryl and him walking off arm in arm.

In "Dare To Be Bare," Cheryl Blossom turns heads at the beach with a bold bikini and an even bolder move—attempting to go topless, much to Betty and Veronica’s surprise. Meanwhile, her brother Jason quietly tries to sneak a beer onto the sand, adding a touch of mischief to the already charged scene.

In "The Kisser Strikes!" from Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #233, the usual high school antics take a cheeky turn when a mysterious figure begins sneaking out at night to kiss girls across Riverdale. Archie and Reggie team up to catch the culprit, setting a trap with a decoy in the dark—only for Archie to become an unexpected target, leading him to wonder if the Kisser might not be who they thought.

In "Veronica Makes the Scene," Archie takes a bold step by asking Veronica out, unaware of her penchant for luxury. To afford the date, he lands a job at the El Crocadero—only to find her planning to meet him there. Now he’s juggling his work uniform, a surprise date, and the pressure of impressing her, all while trying to keep his double life from unraveling.

After Reggie saves Betty from being struck by an oncoming truck, a quiet spark ignites between them—unexpected, tender, and just a little too real. As their moments together grow more frequent, the familiar rhythm of Riverdale’s love triangle starts to shift, leaving Archie and Veronica caught off guard.

In "Dinner for One," Superteen faces off against the Consumer, a ravenous alien whose appetite knows no bounds. When the creature threatens to devour Archie, Superteen hesitates—until Jughead's legendary hunger proves to be the ultimate defense.

In "My Ideal," Betty shares her dream husband with the Lodge family—only to be met with confused laughter when her description oddly aligns with Archie, despite clearly not matching him at all. The story captures a lighthearted moment of miscommunication, teasing the thin line between perception and reality in teenage crushes.