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Cover: Stan Goldberg & Jon D'Agostino

Betty and Me #79

Oct 1976 · Archie · 0.30 USD
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In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! (Part 1)," Betty finds herself in an unexpected situation when she’s mistaken for Veronica and forced to play along with a group of kidnappers. As she navigates the strange household, she’s both repulsed by the mess and determined to improve it—cleaning, cooking, and even sending Beamish to the store for groceries. With Stan Goldberg’s expressive art and a vibrant color palette by Barry Grossman, this 1976 issue captures Betty’s quiet defiance and resourcefulness in a moment of high tension.

Contains 5 stories
Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! (Part 1)
6 pp · Drama, Humor, Teen
Count Drago (a family uncle to the Coopers, also a vampire)

In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! (Part 1)," Betty’s sudden red skin blotches send her into a spiral of worry, while her mysterious uncle Drago’s late-night rants and strange behavior only add to the tension. Meanwhile, Archie grapples with a growing unease over secrets his parents aren’t sharing, and Jughead faces a quiet, emotional visit to his father in the hospital.

Big Problem
1 pp · Humor, Children
Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! (Part 2)
6 pp · Drama, Humor, Teen
Count DragoMrs. BlotworstMacBeamish

In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! (Part 2)," Betty and Archie race to Veronica’s house after both girls develop mysterious red blotches—leading to a surprising, sisterly theory that upends their usual high school dynamics. As the girls grapple with their odd connection, two shady figures quietly circle the Lodge mansion, setting the stage for more twists in this quirky, heartfelt chapter.

Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! (Part 3)
5 pp · Drama, Humor, Teen
MacBeamish

In this quirky 1976 installment from *Betty and Me* #79, Betty Cooper finds herself in a wild mix-up when Mac and Beamish, mistaking her for Veronica Lodge, snatch her for a ransom scheme. With her voice trembling, she dials Mr. Lodge—only to have him hang up the moment she calls him "Daddy," leaving her stranded in the middle of a misunderstanding that’s equal parts funny and tense.

Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! (Part 4)
5 pp · Drama, Humor, Teen
MacBeamish

In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper! (Part 4)," Betty finds herself in a tense situation after delivering the kidnappers' demands to Mr. Lodge, only to be left in the criminals' messy hideout. Determined to maintain her dignity—and perhaps out of sheer habit—she starts cleaning, sends Beamish for groceries, and even cooks the group a proper meal, all while quietly plotting ways to transform the rundown space.

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Cast · 19 characters

Full credits

letterer Bill Yoshida
cover pencils Stan Goldberg
cover inks Jon D'Agostino

Reprints

Reprinted in Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #16 (1989)

Key issues in Betty and Me

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