Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #110
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRiverdale's eternal love triangle gets a playful courtroom twist on this 1965 cover by Dan DeCarlo and Rudy Lapick, where a blindfolded Archie dramatically holds a balance scale — one pan labeled "Betty," the other "Ronnie" — and a sword, as he announces he'll decide who gets his prom invitation. Betty sits cross-legged on the floor grinning amid scattered vinyl records, while a thoroughly amused Veronica lounges nearby delivering the perfectly dry verdict: "I think the poor boy has been watching too many TV jury trials!" It's a wonderfully charming snapshot of the era's pop-culture humor, and with George Gladir writing and Dan DeCarlo on art, the interior story "Magic Moment" promises the same warmhearted comedy the series did so well.
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Archie and the guys come to the rescue when Mr. Weatherbee cancels a performance by the girls' favorite rock n' roll group, the Whamos.
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