Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #90

In "Pretty Handy," Veronica swears her luxury skincare routine has made her hands the softest in Riverdale—until Betty challenges her claim. The girls put their hands to the test with a playful game: Archie tries to guess whose hand he's holding, blindfolded, in a showdown of touch and teasing.

In "Complete Circle," Archie’s inflatable raft begins to deflate mid-swim, prompting Veronica to bail on him for a ride back with Reggie. Betty, not one to let Archie’s misfortune go unaddressed, quietly steps in to "fix" the raft—though her solution might be more about principle than practicality.

In "Match Point," Archie takes tennis lessons from Sheila, the shapely new pro, sparking Betty’s determination to keep the two from growing too close. As the courts become a battleground of playful rivalry and quiet tension, every serve and volley brings new challenges to Betty’s efforts—without ever revealing how it all shakes out.

When Veronica's Uncle Charlie Chuck—renowned Western writer and ranch owner—starts facing mysterious sabotage, Veronica and Betty team up to uncover the truth. With rumors swirling about a ranch hand trying to scare him into selling, the girls dig deeper into the dusty trails and hidden secrets of the frontier, only to find the real culprit isn’t who they expected.

In "Snow Summer At All," Veronica trades Riverdale’s sweltering summer for the crisp slopes of New Zealand, chasing snow and a break from the heat—only to find herself caught in a different kind of thaw when she meets a charming local who’s as much a surprise as the snow itself.

In "Sales Resistance," Veronica finds herself swept up in the charm of a smooth-talking salesman who convinces her to buy a vacuum cleaner—only to regret it when she realizes she’s spent more than she meant to. Now desperate to recoup her loss before her dad finds out, she scrambles to resell it, but the real challenge may be resisting the salesman’s next pitch.

Betty and Veronica find themselves at Mr. Lodge’s golf club, where their talent for putting earns them a rare moment in the spotlight. But when a charming golf pro joins the course, the girls’ focus takes a surprising turn—away from the green and straight into something much more complicated.

In "Veronica in Mexico," Veronica teams up with Lady Smitty after they both end up with fragments of a mysterious Mayan carving—pieces bought by Mr. Lodge and Lady Smitty by chance. When they uncover that a rogue archaeologist is plundering ancient tombs and selling the relics on the black market, the two must follow the trail through Mexico’s hidden ruins before the artifacts vanish forever.

Betty tries to follow her parents’ advice and take a step back from Archie, only to find her new date is even more of a mess than the usual Riverdale chaos. With her usual charm and wit tested, she’s left wondering if love really is a battlefield—or just a series of bad choices.