Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA charming slice of 1959 teen life, this issue captures Betty lounging with a knowing grin while Veronica — hairbrush in hand — reacts with wide-eyed alarm to a bit of motherly wisdom about hand-holding. The cover banter, with Betty quipping that Veronica should have claimed "self defense" for holding Reggie's hand, perfectly sets the playful, witty tone that made this series a staple of the Archie line. Harry Lucey's pencils and Marty Epp's inks bring a warm, expressive energy to the girls' bedroom scene, and the banner proudly announcing monthly publication makes this a fun snapshot of the series hitting its stride.
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Jughead offers to get Betty closer to Archie by having her pretend to be Veronica at a masquerade party.
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