Archie #7
In "Circus Daze!", Betty inherits her uncle Oscar’s eccentric clown car, only to find it’s more trouble than it’s worth when Veronica volunteers to drive her home—what starts as a simple ride quickly turns into a chaotic, wobbly adventure on the open road.
In "The Rainmaker," Archie and Jughead panic when Betty shows up carrying her father’s shotgun, convinced she’s out for revenge—though she’s actually just trying to make it rain so Archie can skip painting his dad’s house and go on a date with her. Meanwhile, Fred just wants to enjoy a quiet bath, but the chaos of the day threatens to soak even his peace.
Betty’s secret pastry deliveries to Archie via a fire bucket at school have caught the principal’s eye—Mr. Weatherbee’s been stealing the treats. When Miss Grundy discovers the empty bucket, she decides to teach the school’s most mischievous students a lesson by filling it with water instead.
In "Poor Little Rich Girl!", Veronica finds herself unexpectedly alone on a night she’d planned to spend with Archie, leading her to confide in Betty about the isolation her wealth and busy parents have left her feeling. As the two girls open up, their friendship deepens in a moment of quiet honesty that reveals the unseen pressures behind Veronica’s usual confidence.
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↩ Reprints Laugh Comics / Laugh #27 (1948), Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #1 (1950)
Reprinted in Picture Epics #1 (1951)
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