Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #277

In "Nightmare Nursery," Betty and the gang investigate an old house haunted by a sinister teddy bear tied to a dark past, where a decades-old tragedy begins to surface in terrifying ways. As the bear’s influence takes hold, Betty finds herself drawn into a chilling spiral that tests her strength and sanity.

In "Oh, What a Knight," Sabrina finds herself caught between two worlds—literally—when a magical mishap sends her ricocheting between two social events she’s obligated to attend. As she tries to juggle her duties, a few unexpected supernatural guests slip through the veil and make their way to the mortal gathering.

Veronica tries keeping a traditional diary, but finds it too dull—so she hires a film crew to make a video diary instead, only to discover that even that’s more trouble than it’s worth.

Betty carefully writes Archie’s party address on a tissue box, hoping he’ll notice—until she discovers her mom has tossed the box without a second thought. The small, quiet gesture becomes a moment of unexpected tension, leaving her wondering if the message ever reached him at all.

Veronica faces a classroom assignment that puts her in a tight spot: she’s supposed to bring in someone she’s positively influenced. With no one else to turn to, she reluctantly enlists Cousin Leroy, setting off a series of awkward and unpredictable moments at school.

In "Chiller," Jo and her friends get a rare chance to film their music video at the old abandoned movie studio Mr. Lodge has reopened—only to stumble upon something far stranger than a forgotten set. What they believe are costumed performers soon reveal a chilling secret: the studio is haunted by the echoes of long-gone actors.