Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #165

In "In the Dough," Betty and Veronica head to the beachside pizza stand where Archie’s new job has him juggling dough and attention—much to Veronica’s delight and Betty’s quiet dismay. With flour flying and flirtations in full swing, the usual rivalry heats up in the most deliciously awkward way.

In "Cold Comfort," Pop Tate's attempt to boost business at the Lodge with a cleverly worded sign backfires when the gang starts interpreting every phrase with deadly literalness—leading to a chain of hilariously awkward misunderstandings. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1969 gem captures the classic Archie humor with a sharp, tongue-in-cheek twist.

In "No Rhyme No Reason...", Betty is baffled when she overhears Archie reciting poetry to Veronica—only to start hearing those same lines whispered by strangers, friends, and even animals. As the mysterious verses echo through her day, she begins to wonder if she’s truly losing her mind.