Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #69

When Betty’s oversized poster of Archie sails away in the wind and lands in Mr. Weatherbee’s yard, the principal’s quiet afternoon is suddenly interrupted—just as he’s trying to enjoy a rare moment without the teen heartthrob’s presence.

Veronica convinces her father to buy a flashy new sports car to unwind, but things take a turn when Mr. Lodge asks Archie for advice—leading to a series of mishaps neither of them expected. With Archie’s questionable taste in cars and Veronica’s high standards, chaos is guaranteed.

In "A Date with Suzy Stringbean!", Jo finds herself unexpectedly drawn to the new girl in school—Suzy Stringbean, who’s returned to Riverdale after years away. Once the skinniest kid in fifth grade, Suzy’s grown into a striking young woman, and her unexpected charm throws Reggie into a panic he never saw coming.

When Pop Tate faces eviction and his beloved shop is set for demolition, Jo and the gang rally to help him move—uncovering forgotten treasures in the basement along the way. Could these relics hold the key to saving the place they all cherish?

In "The Week-Enders," Betty and Veronica find their summer plans derailed by nearly identical injuries—one week apart, thousands of miles apart—each blaming a shared, suspiciously coincidental mishap. The story unfolds with playful timing and familiar rivalry, as the two friends’ separate misfortunes reveal a surprising, if unlikely, connection.

In "Best Friends," Jughead’s phone being out of commission sets off a small chain of events when Archie asks Betty to tell Jughead he’ll be late to the roller rink grand opening. Meanwhile, Jughead lands a surprise opportunity to judge a pizza bake-off and generously passes along the two tickets to Betty—just as she’s about to deliver the message.