Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #267
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nepotism Schism!", Betty and Veronica find themselves unexpectedly pulled into the spotlight when the star performers of the kid sensation "The Cutie Pies" cancel last minute. Forced to step in backstage at a live show, the girls don their costumes and join the act—only to discover their old dance teacher is performing in disguise as one of the Pies. Written by Angelo DeCesare and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo with inks by Henry Scarpelli, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this Double Digest adventure blends humor and heart. The cover, by Jeff Shultz, captures the energetic chaos of the moment.
In "Monsterbash," Archie and the gang gear up for a wild school costume party, with Betty and Veronica secretly being watched as they craft their looks. When the night hits, a mysterious swampwitch shows up, stirring up chaos for the trio—just as the fun is about to begin.
When Veronica’s cousin Mimsy insists she spotted an alien near the estate’s garden shed after a scary movie, Betty and Veronica are both skeptical—until they start noticing strange things in the overgrown bushes. With Mimsy’s wild claims and a dash of teenage curiosity, the trio sets out to uncover the truth behind the mysterious sightings.
When Veronica catches a cold, Archie is forbidden from visiting her for a full week—no exceptions. Determined to sneak a peek, he rigs a car-driven kite to soar past her window, hoping to catch her eye.
When Betty and Veronica are unexpectedly pulled into a live performance by the teen sensation "The Cutie Pies" to cover for absent dancers, they find themselves in full costume backstage—just as their old dance teacher, now performing in disguise as one of the Pies, makes a surprise return.
In "Past Tense," Betty and Veronica hop on a mysterious train that unexpectedly transports them to the 1800s, where they stumble upon Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. There, they meet Archie’s great grandfather—just a young man with a striking resemblance to the Archie they know—caught in a moment of history that feels oddly familiar.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Joke Book Magazine #70 (1963), Betty and Me #7 (1967), Betty and Me #9 (1967), Archie's TV Laugh-Out #78 (1980), Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #333 (1984), Archie's TV Laugh-Out #102 (1985), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #183 (1986), Betty's Diary #8 (1987), Betty and Me #164 (1988), Betty and Veronica #25 (1989), Betty and Veronica #74 (1994), Betty and Veronica #76 (1994), Betty #45 (1997), Veronica's Passport Digest Magazine #6 (1997), Betty and Veronica #118 (1997), Betty #57 (1998), Sabrina the Teenage Witch #13 (1998), Veronica #81 (1998), Sabrina the Teenage Witch #20 (1998), Sabrina the Teenage Witch #21 (1999), Betty #73 (1999), Betty and Veronica #136 (1999), Cheryl Blossom #27 (1999), Betty #92 (2000), Veronica #106 (2000), Betty and Veronica #180 (2002), Archie & Friends Monsterbash 2003 #[nn] (2003), Veronica #144 (2003), Betty #150 (2005), Betty and Veronica #212 (2005), Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #184 (2010), Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #165
Reprinted in Betty and Veronica Friends Forever #1 (2019), Archie Modern Classics #1 (2019), B&V Friends Forever [Betty and Veronica Friends Forever] #1 (4) (2019)
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