Betty and Me #85
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper (Part I)," Archie’s life takes a bizarre turn when a sea merchant gifts him a mysterious jewel known as "The Eye of Howja Du," instantly transforming his speech into cryptic riddles. Meanwhile, Betty finds herself caught in a strange moment of confusion when she claims not to have said anything about Veronica’s weight, even as the words hang in the air. The chaos continues as Jughead ends up locked in a freezer during a frozen lasagna heist, all under the watchful eyes of Stan Goldberg’s vibrant art and the dynamic inks of Jon D’Agostino, with the cover by Goldberg and Lapick capturing the absurdity in full color.
In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper (Part I)," Archie’s new trinket, the Eye of Howja Du, sends him into a spiral of mysterious mutterings, while Betty’s innocent comment about Veronica’s weight takes a bizarre turn—no one remembers her saying it. Meanwhile, Jughead finds himself trapped in a grocery store freezer after a lasagna heist leaves the whole store ice-cold.
In this delightfully chaotic installment from *Betty and Me* #85, Archie finds himself tangled in a spy thriller when two suspicious strangers—posing as UN delegates—show up at the Lodge mansion, claiming to be after "the Eye." Meanwhile, Jughead’s wallet goes missing, only to turn up at a staged car crash, setting off a series of mistaken identities and escalating confusion. Albert’s ventriloquist act, as always, adds just the right amount of absurdity to the mix.
In this quirky 1977 installment from *Betty and Me* #85, Betty Cooper finds herself tangled in a mystery when two assassins turn up at the Lodge mansion—only to be outsmarted by her quick thinking and a surprising discovery about Albert’s hidden abilities. Meanwhile, Jughead’s resourcefulness shines as he turns the freezer into a makeshift kitchen, but his antics lead to an unexpected arrest just as the police arrive.
In this hilarious fourth chapter of "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper," Betty finally gets the upper hand on Albert by mastering the art of voice mimicry—turning the tables in their never-ending rivalry. Meanwhile, Sing Lho and Long Ghon decide to stay in America, choosing a life of comfort over their original mission, while Jughead walks free after the real lasagna thieves are caught, and Archie, finally freed from his cursed speech, returns to normal.
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Reprinted in Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #19 (1990), Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #89 (1990), Betty and Veronica Annual Digest Magazine #12 (1995), Archie Annual Digest #66 (1995)
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