Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #130
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Feed Deed," Betty anxiously awaits a long-expected gift from her Great Grand-Uncle, sparking a flurry of playful speculation from Archie and Reggie—especially after Jughead casually suggests it might make Betty even more of a prize in Veronica’s league. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Dan DeCarlo, this 1966 classic captures the familiar charm of Riverdale’s teenage dynamics, with Dan DeCarlo handling both the interior art and the cover pencils, while Bob White inked the cover.
In "The Interruption," Veronica finds herself unexpectedly drawn to a self-absorbed muscleman on the beach, only to realize her charm may be no match for his ego. Written by a longtime Archie team and illustrated with classic flair, the story captures her quick-witted attempt to escape a situation that’s more about him than her.
In "You Can Never Tell," Betty awaits a mysterious gift from her Great Grand-Uncle, sparking playful curiosity among her friends. Jughead's offhand comment that it might make Betty more like Veronica sets Archie and Reggie into a flurry of exaggerated guesses—each more far-fetched than the last—about what the gift could possibly be.
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Reprinted in Archie: The Best of Dan DeCarlo #1 (2010), Archie: The Best of Dan DeCarlo #2 (2011)
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