Betty and Me #80

In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper," Betty’s relentless good intentions send Mac and Beamish fleeing, while Archie grapples with a surprising truth about his parentage. Meanwhile, Jughead receives a cryptic warning about the Limping Man, and Betty’s flawless skin gives way to a shocking possession by the malevolent gypsy Felicity Goodbody—just as Count Drago still nurses an impacted fang and Forsythe quietly operates the hospital elevator.

In this quirky, heartfelt tale from *Betty and Me* #80, Betty Cooper finds herself caught in a strange twist when her friend Felicity Goodbody’s spirit briefly takes over—leaving her bewildered as others blame Betty for pranks she didn’t commit. Meanwhile, a mysterious phone call brings Count Drago into an odd alliance with Count Stabinsky, adding a touch of campy intrigue to the high school drama.

In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper (Part 3)," the quiet tension in Riverdale deepens as Felicity’s anonymous letters stir up suspicion and chaos—accusing Veronica of cheating and sending Archie into a sudden, mysterious illness—while Count Drago, lost in the flickering glow of vampire films, seems oddly unbothered by the town’s unraveling.

In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper (Part 4)," Jughead and Veronica cross-check their notes and realize the warning about the Limping Man isn’t in Jughead’s own handwriting—adding a new layer of mystery to the strange events unfolding in Riverdale. Meanwhile, Count Drago bursts into the Cooper home after a dinner with Count Stabinsky, who mistakenly ordered hickory stakes instead of steaks, sending the count into a panic.