Betty #5
In "Ski risque d'arriver," Betty finds new mobility with Dilton’s motorized wheelchair, but her first test run at Riverdale High takes a wild turn when she careens through the cheerleader squad’s practice. Written by Bob Bolling and illustrated by Doug Crane, with inks by Rudy Lapick and colors by Barry Grossman, this 1994 issue delivers a lighthearted, high-speed mishap. Stan Goldberg’s energetic cover captures the chaos in full motion.
Betty’s perfect ski run at Mr. Lodge’s new Timberland Ski Resort takes a wild turn when she swerves to avoid a rabbit—sending her careening out of control down the mountain. In this 6-page tale from Betty #5 (1994), the high-stakes descent tests her nerves and balance in more ways than one.
In "L'emplâtre du Plâtre," Reggie attempts to sneak a peek at the history test by scribbling notes on Betty's cast, but his plan unravels when Moose shows up, furious about a date Reggie supposedly made with Midge. The moment crackles with awkward tension as secrets and friendships hang in the balance.
When Dilton builds a motorized wheelchair to help Betty get around Riverdale High, it’s meant to be a simple fix—until she takes it for a spin and careens through a cheerleading practice. A quiet moment of invention turns into a whirlwind of chaos, all in the name of independence.
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