Archie Annual #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Uncover Girl!", Betty takes matters into her own hands when Veronica refuses to share a current photo for the yearbook, leading her to dig up an old baby picture of Veronica instead. But when Veronica discovers the prank, she retaliates with a clever twist that turns the tables in a hilariously embarrassing way.
In "Twin Killing," Veronica and Betty take it upon themselves to welcome two new transfer students to Riverdale High by arranging quick, one-time dates with Archie and Reggie—until they realize the girls are stunning twins, throwing the boys’ schedules (and the girls’ plans) into delightful chaos.
Betty Cooper finds herself juggling two very different kinds of responsibility when she agrees to babysit her Aunt Lucy’s mischievous nephew—just as Archie Andrews shows up, looking for a date after Veronica’s latest breakup. With a smile and a shared laugh, Betty invites him to tag along, unaware that their quiet evening with the boy might turn into something far more chaotic than either of them expected.
In "Shop, Look and Listen," Archie and Reggie take on a surprisingly tricky task when Mr. Weatherbee assigns them to rehabilitate his desk, much to their surprise and mild panic. Betty and Veronica, eager to help despite their complete lack of carpentry skills, offer their "assistance" with enthusiastic but hilariously misguided ideas.
In "For Better Or Verse," Archie hatches a scheme to win Veronica’s favor by paying Jughead to write a love poem—then claiming it as his own. When Veronica is utterly charmed by the verses, she demands Archie write another, right there in front of her, setting off a hilariously awkward situation.
In "The Dim View," Archie and Reggie tease Veronica by pretending her new sunglasses are impressive, but when she takes their reaction seriously—and Betty follows suit—the joke quickly spirals into a surprisingly widespread fashion frenzy.
In "Shop and Go!", Veronica sets out to buy a birthday present for her father, dragging Archie along for moral support—and, she insists, to help pick the perfect gift. As she shops for clothes for herself, Archie finds himself caught in a whirlwind of sales pitches, fitting rooms, and unexpected detours, all while trying to keep up with Veronica’s ever-changing plans.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Girls, Betty and Veronica Annual #1 (1953), Archie Giant Series Magazine #1 (1954), Archie Comics #74 (1955), Archie's Pal Jughead #30 (1955), Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #23 (1956), Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #24 (1956)
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