Cover: Dan DeCarlo

Betty and Veronica #110

Apr 1997 · Archie · 1.50 USD; 1.65 CAD

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In "The Trophy," Veronica Lodge takes matters into her own hands when she grows fed up with Riverdale High’s cheerleader uniforms, enlisting a top fashion designer to craft a look that truly turns heads. Written by Kathleen Webb and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s signature style—pencils and inks by DeCarlo, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida—this 1997 issue captures the classic Archie charm with a splash of high-stakes glamour. The cover, also by Dan DeCarlo, perfectly encapsulates Veronica’s bold new vision.

Contains 4 stories

The Trophy

6 pp · Teen

In "The Trophy," Cheryl’s streak of beating Betty and Veronica to Archie at every event—skiing, the dance, and the snowboard contest’s start—ratchets up the pressure, turning friendly rivalry into a high-stakes game of who can claim the boy they both want.

Not So Great Debate

5 pp · Teen

In "Not So Great Debate," Betty and Veronica find themselves on opposite sides of a classroom debate—each determined to win, but with a shared secret motive: the victor gets to go to Friday night’s concert with Archie.

Sleepless at Betty's

5 pp · Teen

When the fumes from the Lodge mansion’s renovation prove too much, Veronica finds herself crashing at the Cooper house—only to discover that peace and quiet are in short supply, even in Jo’s spare room.

Something To Cheer About

5 pp · Teen

Fashion Designer Pierre

When Veronica grows tired of Riverdale High’s uninspired cheerleader uniforms, she takes matters into her own hands—hiring a top fashion designer to craft a show-stopping outfit that turns heads and redefines the role of the cheerleader. With style, confidence, and a touch of flair, she sets out to make her mark, one bold design at a time.