Betty and Me #102
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBetty and Me #102 finds our favorite Riverdale blonde with a paper route and a front-row seat to some neighborhood romance — the cover quips "Being a paper girl does have its fringe benefits!" as Betty catches an eyeful of a couple sharing a kiss while she's out delivering the Riverdale News. The three-panel cover tells a cheerful little story all on its own, from the running figures at the top to Betty's wide-eyed reaction and a stunned Archie in his trademark R-sweater at the bottom. A fun, lighthearted slice of Riverdale life from 1979 that captures everything readers loved about this long-running Archie series.
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Archie gets assigned the task to write a story about the King Tut exhibit but Betty manages to sneak in to the exhibit and even becomes a model for a Tut fashion show and takes exclusive pictures behind the scenes. Dilton ends up rejecting Archie's story in favor of Betty's.
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