Preview: Betty and Veronica Double Digest #216

by Brigid Alverson | Blogs
Sep 24, 2013 | Filed in Reviews+
Halloween is coming, and the Riverdale crowd is ready! Check our our preview of Betty and Veronica Double Digest #216, which will be out in comics shops tomorrow; catalog info follows after the preview. BETTY AND VERONICA DOUBLE DIGEST #216 Things are about to get very spooooky for The Archies when they plan to shoot [...]

Halloween is coming, and the Riverdale crowd is ready! Check our our preview of Betty and Veronica Double Digest #216, which will be out in comics shops tomorrow; catalog info follows after the preview.

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BETTY AND VERONICA DOUBLE DIGEST #216

Things are about to get very spooooky for The Archies when they plan to shoot a music video in an abandoned movie studio. They’re welcomed by a gruesome group of hired performers that are slated to act as background monsters—but could these creepy characters not be quite what they appear? Find out in “Chiller,” the thrilling first story in this double digest!

Script: George Gladir
Art: Dan DeCarlo Jr., Jimmy DeCarlo, Bill Yoshida, Barry Grossman
Cover: Jeff Shultz
On Sale at Comic Specialty Shops: 9/25
160-page, full color comic
$3.99 US.

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