Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Merry Mix-Up," Melody stumbles into a fashion feud when she mistakes synthetic fur for real animal pelts, accusing Josie and Alexandra of endangering species like "orlons, dynels, and nylons." Her outrage leads her to plead with Mr. Cabot for the rights of synthetic animals to live—before the truth about her misunderstanding is revealed. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo, with inks by Rudy Lapick, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this 1994 Double Digest features cover art by Dan DeCarlo and Alison Flood.
In "The Last Straw," Betty lands a modeling gig for Pearly Girly soap, but Veronica isn’t about to let her friend steal the spotlight—especially when it means she’s the one left out. When Betty’s big break comes, Veronica takes matters into her own hands, enlisting her father’s help to pull strings and snag the role for herself.
In "Travel Trauma," Sabrina finds herself whisked back to Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692—thanks to Aunt Hilda’s magic mirror—only to be promptly accused of witchcraft, a charge she can’t quite deny. The story unfolds as she navigates the tense, superstitious atmosphere of colonial Salem, where her modern sensibilities and magical flair are both a blessing and a curse.
In "Gown Clown!", Veronica’s latest fashion gamble takes a hilarious turn when a new gown arrives at Archie’s house—meant to avoid her father’s wrath over her spending—but Archie’s mom mistakes it for a gift meant for her, sparking a wardrobe-warming misunderstanding. The mix-up sets off a chain of comical chaos as both women claim the dress, leaving Archie caught in the middle of a sartorial showdown.
In "Skin Game," Melody stumbles into a fashion feud when she mistakes Josie and Alexandra’s fake fur for real animal pelts, launching a crusade to protect synthetic creatures like "orlons, dynels, and nylons." Her passionate plea to Mr. Cabot sets off a whirlwind of misunderstanding, all in the name of defending the rights of non-living materials to exist in peace.
In "Dig the Details," Veronica’s frustration with Archie’s lack of attention to her new nail polish sparks a playful challenge: Archie vows to notice—and compliment—every little thing about her the next time they meet. With a mix of earnest effort and classic teen awkwardness, he sets out to pay attention to the details, turning a simple moment into a charming, lighthearted test of awareness.
In "Rumored Room," Veronica prepares for college by getting a roommate—thanks to Mr. Lodge’s approval—but Jughead’s offhand comment sets off a wave of speculation, leaving everyone wondering who’ll be sharing her space.
In "Yule Yowl," Salem the cat swaps holiday cheer for a solo stroll through the snowy neighborhood, only to find himself unexpectedly helping out his animal neighbors—each moment a small, furry act of kindness that’s anything but typical for a feline with a grumpy streak.
In "Deep Freeze," Archie’s tardiness sets off a chain of playful deception when Reggie lies to Betty, claiming Archie is with Veronica. The girls, unimpressed, enlist a friendly accomplice to prank Reggie—leading to a chilly surprise at the docks.
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