Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #201
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "How's That Again," Betty faces a tricky dilemma when she must cancel her date with Archie to spend time with the son of one of her father’s clients, setting off a playful rivalry with Veronica, who’s determined to make Archie believe she’s the one stealing him from Betty—without ever actually saying so. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s signature charm—penciled and inked by the legendary duo, with lettering by Bill Yoshida—this 1972 classic captures the timeless spark of teenage romance and rivalry. The cover by Dan DeCarlo perfectly captures the moment’s tension and humor.
In "Is Everybody Happy?", Betty faces a tough choice when she must cancel her date with Archie to spend time with the son of one of her father’s clients. Veronica, ever the playful rival, decides to make Archie believe she’s stealing him from Betty—turning a simple misunderstanding into a game of wits and charm.
In "One Man's Opinion," Betty grows uneasy as Archie starts mimicking Veronica's flashy, carefree friends, making her wonder if he’ll ever choose her over the high-society world she’s always felt she didn’t quite fit into. The story captures a quiet moment of doubt and longing, where a girl’s affection meets the uncertainty of whether she’s truly enough.
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Reprinted in Betty and Veronica Annual Comics Digest Magazine #1 (1980), Jughead with Archie Digest #41 (1980), Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #19 (1981), Jughead's Double Digest #26 (1994)
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