Betty and Me #114

In "Washed Up," Betty finds herself stuck at home with chores while Reggie and Veronica head off to the pool, their teasing a familiar sting as she tries to keep up with her responsibilities. The story captures that bittersweet moment when friendship and routine collide, all in just six pages of sharp, character-driven humor.

In "Who's On First?", Betty and Me #114 (1980), Veronica picks up on Archie's unexpected admiration for Betty's tomboyish side and sets out to turn Betty into a more traditionally feminine figure—only to find herself embracing the very traits she once mocked. The switch in roles leads to a playful, self-aware twist on identity and perception, all within the familiar dynamics of Riverdale’s teenage trio.

In "Switch Pitch," teenage tensions flare at the Lodge estate when Betty, Archie, Veronica, and visiting track star Victor Vanning all find themselves caught in a web of conflicting crushes—each wanting someone else’s heart, and none quite sure how to navigate the shifting dynamics. With personalities and affections unexpectedly swapping, the usual love triangle takes a surprising twist.