Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #65

In "Art with a Purpose," Betty takes center stage at the school art show with a trio of portraits—herself, Veronica, and Archie—arranged with a playful, pointed flair. The story captures a lighthearted moment of teenage mischief, where a brushstroke becomes a quiet declaration.

In "Blonde Bombshell," Archie misreads a moment between Veronica and Moose, convinced she's setting him up for a prank involving Midge—only to find himself caught in a chain of misunderstandings he never saw coming. Written with classic Archie charm and drawn in the signature style of the era, this 1961 gem delivers a perfectly timed mix of teen awkwardness and playful chaos.

In "Follow the Crowd," Betty tries a new approach: convincing the boys to date Veronica so she can finally get Archie’s attention. The plan backfires in the most predictable way—now that Archie’s single, every girl in school is after him.