Betty #168

Nov 2007 · Archie · 2.25 USD

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“Friday Night Fever”

In "Friday Night Fever," Betty takes a nostalgic turn as she struggles to craft a scary story for a contest—until a simple suggestion from Polly sparks a memory of a childhood adventure with Archie. The duo’s daring shortcut through a haunted lane, full of eerie sights and whispered rumors, now offers the perfect inspiration. Written by Kathleen Webb and illustrated by Stan Goldberg, with inks by John Lowe, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Jack Morelli, this issue captures the chill of memory and the thrill of the unknown. The cover, penciled by Goldberg and inked by Bob Smith, perfectly captures the mood.

writer Kathleen Webb · artist Stan Goldberg · inker John Lowe · colorist Barry Grossman · letterer Jack Morelli · cover Stan Goldberg, Bob Smith

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Full credits

writer Kathleen Webb

artist Stan Goldberg

inker John Lowe

colorist Barry Grossman

letterer Jack Morelli

cover pencils Stan Goldberg

cover inks Bob Smith

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Betty is trying to write a scary story for a horror writing contest, but hasn't liked the results so far. When Polly suggests that Betty write something she knows about, Betty remembers when she and Archie were kids and took a short cut across a haunted lane full of scary things.

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