Betty and Me #121
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeArchie's budget-conscious dining makes for a delightfully awkward evening in Betty and Me #121 from 1981. The cover — penciled and inked by Stan G. — plays out in two panels: first, a smartly dressed Betty asks Archie what he's ordered for them at what looks like a fancy restaurant, and he cheerfully admits it's "something I could afford"; then the cloche is lifted to reveal a decidedly modest plate, leaving Betty wide-eyed with shock. It's a charming snapshot of Archie's eternal struggle between ambition and an empty wallet, and the comic timing of that two-panel reveal is hard to resist.
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Betty overhears Jughead and Dilton talking and thinks Archie is dangerously rundown physically, so much so that she decides to take immediate action.
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