Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #66

In "Camouflage," Veronica's offhand comment about Betty's hair color sparks a playful feud, leading Archie to inadvertently set off a chain of events when he repeats it. Betty, determined to prove Veronica wrong, compiles a detailed list of the cosmetics Veronica purchased at the drug store that month—turning a simple rumor into a full-blown teen sleuthing mission.

In "Triple Threat," Veronica sets her sights on a date with Reggie, lured by the promise of riding in his cousin’s flashy sports car—until the evening unfolds in ways she never planned. With her usual charm and flair, she tries to make the most of the drive, but things take a turn neither she nor Reggie could have predicted.

In "The Gag," Betty and Veronica take Miss Grundy’s request to "get Archie" far too literally, turning a simple classroom task into a web of wordplay and misunderstandings. With the girls outsmarting themselves at every turn and Archie blissfully unaware of the chaos he’s unwittingly caused, the story unfolds in classic Archie humor—clever, lighthearted, and packed with the kind of innocent mischief that only high school could deliver.

In "Change of Heart!", Jinx’s heartfelt tree carving takes a surprising turn when she spots Greg with Ga Ga—prompting her to redraw the heart into a triangle, leaving the future of her feelings (and the trio’s dynamic) delightfully uncertain.

In "A Date with Archie," Betty politely declines a romantic outing with Archie to keep a bowling date with Veronica—only to quickly change her mind when she realizes how much fun a date with Archie might be. The two girls then sprint to Archie’s house in a frantic race, leading to a chaotic, slapstick mishap that ends with them bowling instead, this time with Jughead.