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Cover: Dan DeCarlo & Jim DeCarlo

Betty and Me #179

Oct 1989 · Archie · 0.95 USD
“The Kindest Cut”

In "The Kindest Cut," Archie’s attempt to help Betty by borrowing Mr. Lodge’s mower goes hilariously awry when he can’t start it, leading to a chaotic chain of mishaps that leaves a trail of damaged lawns and a lost mower in the creek. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with Stan Goldberg’s lively art, Rudy Lapick’s crisp inks, Barry Grossman’s bright colors, and Bill Yoshida’s sharp lettering, this 1989 classic captures the chaos of teenage good intentions. The cover by Dan DeCarlo and Jim DeCarlo perfectly captures the moment’s slapstick tension.

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writer Frank Doyle · artist Stan Goldberg · inker Rudy Lapick · colorist Barry Grossman · letterer Bill Yoshida · cover Dan DeCarlo, Jim DeCarlo

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letterer Bill Yoshida
cover pencils Dan DeCarlo
cover inks Jim DeCarlo

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Archie can't get Betty's mower started for her so he borrows one from Mr. Lodge and runs over his plants in the process. He then runs through neighbor's yards and loses the mower in the creek.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).