Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #240
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Visitor," Betty searches for inspiration for the outdoor art show, and Veronica offers a sweet twist—suggesting she create a painting using real honey and nuts, turning her artwork into a sensory experience. With Dan DeCarlo’s signature style bringing the scene to life, this 1975 issue captures the charm and creativity of Archie’s Girls in a playful, nostalgic moment.
Betty’s new, towering perm—meant to be a fashion disaster—unexpectedly becomes her unlikely ally when she and Veronica are whisked away to the beach by two Central High boys. With her big hair standing out in the sand, the style might just be the key to getting them back home.
Betty’s stumped for an idea for the outdoor art show until Veronica sparks a sweet inspiration: why not paint a honey almond loaf—using actual honey and nuts as part of the artwork?
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