Contents
I release a new version of this FAQ whenever I feel like it.
The version number system I use is very simple. Whenever I add one or two
issues' worth of new material to the FAQ, I increase the version number by
.1. Whenever I add a new section or a large amount of new material, I
increase the version number by 1.
08/06/03
10/09/02
01/03/01
07/02/00
03/01/00
All characters mentioned in this work are copyrighted by Archie Comic
Publications, Inc., except for Frank Castle, a.k.a. The Punisher, who is
copyrighted by Marvel Comics, and Lara Croft, a.k.a. the Tomb Raider, who is
copyrighted by Eidos.
This FAQ is copyrighted © 2000 - 2003 by Mark Moore
(bayoubilly.geo@yahoo.com).
I've put a lot of work into this FAQ. I've gone through lots of comic books
to compile this information. You may use the information on your website, but
please credit me by linking to this document and my e-mail address. Thank
you.
Now, please enjoy this fun-to-read FAQ on Betty Cooper.
First, some big news! The following article was forwarded to the archiecomics mailing list on Yahoo! Groups by "Shad Z." (shadz@email.com) on Tuesday, July 29, 2003:
Subject: Miramax has hot date with Archie's gal pals
From Archie Comics
Miramax has hot date with Archie's gal pals
Miramax Films made a preemptive deal with Archie Comics Entertainment to team on "Betty & Veronica," a live-action film based on the blond and brunette sirens from the 60-year-old comic series.
The pic will be the first live actioner done on the venerable strip on the Riverdale high school kids.
It is also the first step for Archie Comics Entertainment to try to emulate the recent screen success of Marvel Entertainment, which has hatched numerous franchise films from its comic book characters.
"We had offers from four studios, but right before we headed to L.A. we went with Miramax because they showed the focus, the understanding and the marketing potential for the first ever live action film from the Archies gang," said Archie Comics Entertainment prexy Allan I. Grafman.
Grafman recently banded with CEO Chuck Grimes and Michael Silberkleit and Richard Goldwater to hatch a company designed to make movies and merchandising opportunities from a comics catalog that includes "Sabrina The Teenage Witch," "Josie and the Pussycats," "Kate Keene, Teen Model" and Mighty Crusaders."
Grafman said they are exploring feature or TV deals for each of those properties, but wanted the Archie film to kick things off.
"This was a huge first step for our company, it is the flagship brand," he said. "Miramax has made a substantial financial commitment to the movie, and will be our partner in merchandising from the start. We believe this has unlimited potential for the youth market, and it has been kept off the market until now." Grimes will produce the pic, Grafman will be exec producer and Silberkleit and Goldwater will be associate producers.
For Miramax, the deal marks another effort to engage film friendly fare. The studio has stepped up its commitment in that direction, with "The Green Hornet" and "Artemis Fowl." Studio's Michelle Raimo and Meryl Poster will oversee production.
© Copyright 2003, Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. © 2003 Variety, Inc.
Archie Comics Press Release
Deal Marks First Theatrical Feature Tie In To The Original Core Characters From Archie Comics
"The demand for youth-oriented entertainment based on well-known character properties continues to soar in the feature marketplace," said Harvey Weinstein. "With more than six decades of unparalleled success in the teen marketplace, Betty, Veronica, Archie, Jughead and the rest of the original Riverdale characters have all the elements to become a highly successful film franchise."
"We are delighted to join forces with Miramax for the production of BETTY & VERONICA," said Allan Grafman, President of Archie Comics Entertainment. Harvey Weinstein and his Miramax executive team demonstrated tremendous enthusiasm for the project along with an impressive understanding of the property's full potential across film, television, live stage and all other media."
CEO Chuck Grimes will oversee the production on behalf of Archie Comics Entertainment and Grafman will serve as an executive producer. Michael Silberkleit and Richard Goldwater will serve as associate producers.
Michelle Raimo, senior vice president of production and development, will oversee the production on behalf of Miramax, with Meryl Poster, co-president of production.
Charles Layton, executive vice president, office of the co-chairmen, and Timothy Schmidt, vice president of business and legal affairs, negotiated the agreement on behalf of Miramax. Grimes and Grafman negotiated on behalf of Archie Comics Entertainment.
The announcement of the motion picture based on the perennially popular teen duo BETTY & VERONICA comes only four months after Archie Comics Entertainment was co-founded as the entertainment and licensing arm of leading comic book publisher Archie Comic Publications, Inc. by Michael Silberkleit and Richard Goldwater along with Grimes and Grafman.
The Archie characters first appeared in an Archie comic book published in 1941. More than 60 years later, Betty, Veronica, Archie, Jughead and friends remain a staple of entertainment for readers the world over with timeless tales of the trials, tribulations and triumphs of teenagers. Role models to millions, Betty & Veronica, Archie and Jughead have come to represent the fads, fashions and attitudes of contemporary youth.
ABOUT ARCHIE COMICS ENTERTAINMENT LLC
# # #
CONTACT: SSA Public Relations
Miramax Films: Matthew Hiltzik (212) 625-2222
This is great news! Betty will finally be featured in a live-action theatrical film - as a teenager! No word on the release date or who will play Betty yet. I'll add more info as it becomes available!
As for something more immediate, on Thursday, July 31, 2003, at 5:28 PM, I bought Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine, No. 77 (9/03). In it, there is an advertisement for a "new feature length" Archie animated film called "The Archies and Jugman". It will be available in September of 2003 on VHS and DVD. No details are given on the plot, and there's no word on the voice actors. When I get the DVD, I'll add more info.
Okay, here at last is Version 5.0 of the Betty Cooper FAQ. This is the promised "Betty Cooper in the 1980s" update. Betty now has more of a 1980s flavor to her.
I renamed the "Sources I Use and Don't Use in the FAQ" section to "Scope" and added info to it. It now lists (possibly) every comic book and other source that I've reviewed for this FAQ.
A local channel recently started showing "Archie's Weird Mysteries" on Sunday mornings, and I've been taping them. Version 6.0 will be an "Archie's Weird Mysteries" update. I'm going to add information from all of the remaining episodes.
Hey, there, readers. In case you didn't realize it, I'm a huge fan of Betty
Cooper. You know Betty. She's the sweet, loveable girl in the Archie comics
series. I love her so much, I've decided to write this FAQ on Betty, so that
fans can learn a lot about her.
This project started as a biography on Tuesday, October 19, 1999, at 9:36
AM. Unfortunately, the file grew so big, it became cumbersome for me to
scroll to the proper category to enter new information. When the file grew
to 34.8K in size, I knew I had to split up the info. I had already decided
to write a biography on Cheryl Blossom, so, when I started working on the
site on Wednesday, December 22, 1999, at 9:00 AM, I decided to make it The
Betty Cooper and Cheryl Blossom Fan Page. Then, on Monday, January 24, 2000,
at 10:00 AM, I decided to change the site into two FAQS, one of which you're
reading right now. The site never went up. I keep each section of the FAQ as
a separate file, so it's easy for me to add info to it.
This FAQ is meant to be a resource about Betty Cooper for fan fiction writers and for casual reading. It allows you to learn
a lot about Betty without having to read the comics themselves. If you're writing a fanfic, and you want to back up something
that you write with a precedent, you can list a comics source that I give in the FAQ (such as: *see Cheryl Blossom, No. 23
(6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 2).
If a fictitious name was given for a person or thing with the obvious intent of it being a thin disguise for a real person or thing (examples: N'Sing, the Backsweep Boys, the Sugar Girls, etc.), I'll include the information, but I will change the ficticious names to the real names. For example, if one story says that Betty likes "Chuckie's Angels", then this FAQ will say that she likes "Charlie's Angels". I think that this is fair.
Regarding continuity, Archie Comics doesn't use it a lot. The only real constants are that Archie and the gang live in
Riverdale and attend Riverdale High, Archie wants Betty and Veronica, Betty and Veronica are friends but fight over Archie,
etc. Almost everything else changes from story to story. The layout of Betty's house changes, the gang has celebrated
Christmas over 60 times, they've been in high school since 1941, etc.
I regard the Archie stories as tales of modern mythology. The characters have many different traits, deeds, and "facts"
attributed to them. So, obviously, not everything listed in this FAQ is consistent. For example, Betty's family is too poor
to afford more than a few clothes for her, but she owns quite a few cars.
The information presented in this FAQ is yours to accept or reject as you see fit. Don't like "Archie's Weird Mysteries"?
Ignore those entries. Think only the comic books should be counted? Ignore the cartoons and movie. Do you prefer that Betty
met Archie as a teenager? Ignore the Little Archie stories.
Of course, you're free to not only reject but to accept as well. If you want to base your fanfic in the 1980s but have Betty
write about the events of the 1970s "Betty Cooper Betty Cooper" stories in her diary with a down-to-earth realness, you're
perfectly free to do so.
The Betty Cooper FAQ is available in HTML format at
https://ldloveszh.tripod.com/mark/bettyfaq.html
and in plain text at
https://ldloveszh.tripod.com/mark/bettyfaq.txt
Yes, there is a Cheryl Blossom FAQ. It's available in HTML format at
https://ldloveszh.tripod.com/mark/cherlfaq.html
and in plain text at
https://ldloveszh.tripod.com/mark/cherlfaq.txt
I've compiled information from many different sources into this FAQ. I've reviewed even more sources in search of information. In order to give you, the readers, an idea of the scope that this FAQ covers, here is a list of all of the sources that I've reviewed:
Regular Comics
Digest Magazines
Trade Paperbacks
I've also included information from "Archie Meets The Punisher", Vol. 1, No.
1, published in 8/94. This comic book was published by Marvel, but Archie
Comics did work with them on it, so I included it.
Television Series
This FAQ does not include information from the Archie Christian comic
books published in the 1970s by Spire Christian Comics. I have deliberately
excluded them since their purpose is to promote a religion, and thus there
is a bias in the way Betty is portrayed. I consider these comic books
unreliable.
Also, I did not include Betty's advice in the "Dear Betty" and "Dear Betty &
Veronica" columns. 1) That's too much stuff to write down. 2) I don't feel
it's very accurate.
I also didn't include information from any stories where the characters know that they're fictional characters, such as "The Kid Who Wrecked Riverdale" Parts One-Four in Archie, Free Comic Book Day Edition, No. 1 (7/03).
Also, I didn't include information from any stories where the characters are in completely unrealistic situations (such as Betty being the letter-turner on "Wheel of Fortune", or Betty and Veronica in court over who gets Archie - with Mr. Weatherbee as the judge, etc.), such as two of the stories reprinted in Archie Americana Series, Volume 5, Best of the Eighties (2001).
Whenever I include information from a specific source, I give that source in
case you, the readers, wish to look it up yourselves.
I'm not going to add any more information from the digests. It's too much
work, and most of the stories are old, so I don't want to add in information
out of sequence or accidentally enter in the same information twice if I find
the original issues that these stories were printed in. The only exceptions that I'm making are the new stories printed first
in the digests and Betty's Digest Magazine, No. 1 (11/96), since it's too large and good a source to pass up.
Even though this biography covers a lot, it barely scratches the surface of
who Betty Cooper is. There are over sixty years' worth of comics, a few
television series, and a live-action made-for-TV movie. As I get more of
these sources, I'll add them in.
In order to make the FAQ less crowded (and to cut down on the size), I've
developed codes for the titles, so they won't be typed repeatedly in the
sources. Here are the codes for the titles:
Archie (ARC)
Betty Cooper is a character that appears in comic books published by Archie
Comic Publications, Inc.
Betty's first appearance was in the first frame of the first Archie story,
published in the December, 1941, issue of Pep Comics. In that story, Archie
sought to impress the new girl in the neighborhood, Betty Cooper. But,
despite warnings from his woman-hating chum, Jughead Jones, Archie wound up
getting into all sorts of trouble when he tried to do a highwire act at a
traveling circus. The kids all looked to be no more than 12 or 13, but by the
time they appeared in their next story, they were teenagers.
The information in this section came from "Everything's Archie-The Inside
Story of Archie Comics" by Jeff Branch and Paul Castiglia.
They're too numerous to mention! I think it's safe to assume that Betty has
appeared in almost every issue of almost every series involving the Archie
characters. So, chances are, if you pick up an Archie comic book, Betty will
be in it.
Among Betty's titles are:
Archie's Girls Betty & Veronica. Having begun as a back-up feature in
"Archie", Betty and Veronica incessantly plotted, schemed, and fought over
Archie, and any other boy they came across while maintaining a humorous arm's
length friendship with each other. The girls' misadventures (some complete
with hilarious catfights) would soon become a key part of the Archie legend.
This title started sometime in the 1950s and had jumbo-sized yearly editions.
I'll try to get more info soon.
Betty and Me. This was Betty's first solo title, and it was the precursor to
the current "Betty" series. It started in the early 1970s and ran for 200
issues, ending in early 1993, then relaunched a month later as "Betty". I'll
try to get more info soon.
Betty's Diary. This title started in 1986. The original concept of Betty's
Diary began in the pages of "Archie's JokeBook" with the hopelessly lovesick
Betty relating rather exaggerated and humorous tales of her exploits with
Archie in her diary. In the new version, stories, told in first-person
narrative by Betty herself, would focus on the day-to-day events in her life
as she truthfully related them in her diary. The stories, written by the
likes of Kathleen Webb, Frank Doyle, and Rod Ollerenshaw, were warm, funny,
touching, thought-provoking, occasionally heartrending, but always told with
a down-to-earth realness that often eschewed the typically mindless slapstick
approach of all the other Archie titles. Humor was not the primary goal of
storytelling in "Betty's Diary"; the stories made you smile, and they made
you think about life. Unfortunately, despite how well-crafted the book had
been, "Betty's Diary" was cancelled in early 1991. I'll try to get more info
soon.
Betty. This is Betty's current solo title. It's published monthly. I'll try
to get more info soon.
Betty and Veronica. This title is currently in Volume 2. It's published
monthly. I'll try to get more info soon.
Betty and Veronica Spectacular. This is simply another B&V title, nothing
"spectacular" about it. It's published every 2 months. I'll try to get more
info soon.
Betty and Veronica Digest Magazine. This is a 128-page book containing old
and new stories. It's published 8 times a year. I'll try to get more info
soon.
Betty and Veronica Double Digest Magazine. This is a 256-page book containing
old and new stories. It's published 8 times a year. I'll try to get more info
soon.
Archie Comics created custom environmental comic books for the cities of San
Diego and Chino which tied in with Earth Day. I'll try to get more info soon.
Archie Comics has also produced a variety of custom comics for such
businesses and agencies as Radio Shack, Alcoholics Anonymous, the FBI, and
New York State. The cause of literacy in Mississippi led to the creation of a
custom comic book for that state's school system, promoting the importance
and the fun of reading. I'll try to get more info soon.
Archie Comics created a series of public service announcements for abstinence
from smoking, missing children, and AIDS education, to name a few. I'll try
to get more info soon.
Betty appeared in Marvel's "Archie Meets The Punisher". She may also be in
crossovers published by other comic book companies.
The information in this section came from "Everything's Archie-The Inside
Story of Archie Comics" by Jeff Branch and Paul Castiglia.
There was a popular Archie radio show back in the 1940s. It lasted for nearly
a decade. I'll try to get more info soon.
There were a few animated television series based on Archie comics.
The first group of shows were produced by Filmation Associates. It started as
"The Archie Show" in 1968, became "The Archie Comedy Hour" in 1969, "Archie's
Fun House" in 1970, "Archie's TV Funnies" in 1971, "The US of Archie" in
1974, and "The New Archie/Sabrina Hour" in 1977. During all these series,
Jane Webb was the voice of Betty Cooper. Read her filmography at
http://us.imdb.com/Name?Webb,+Jane
In 1987, Archie returned to television in a brand-new animated series
produced by DiC Entertainment for NBC called "The New Archies". In this
series, Archie and the gang were portrayed not as full-fledged teenagers, but
as thirteen year olds at Riverdale Junior High. The dress and slang and fads
employed by the kids were constant with the day, and while the stories were
mildly amusing, even leading to a "The New Archies" comic book, the show
itself didn't have the staying power of the original Filmation series and
only lasted until the end of the year. I'll try to get more info soon.
The newest series, "Archie's Weird Mysteries", started on October 2, 1999. It
aired on Monday through Saturday on the PAX cable channel. The series featured the gang investigating ghosts, aliens, etc. It
lasted for 39 episodes and is no longer in production. The final episode first aired on February 21, 2000. I'll have more
info soon.
Songs done for the early Archie TV series were put on LP records. In 1968,
thanks to studio musicians, The Archies made their debut in record stands
with hip and fun songs. I'll try to get more info soon.
To kick off Archie's 50th Anniversary celebration, NBC aired a live-action
made-for-TV movie, "Archie: To Riverdale and Back Again", on May 6, 1990, as
the NBC Movie of the Week. It was produced in April by DiC Entertainment. The
movie has Archie and the gang, in their 30s, returning to Riverdale High for
their 15th class reunion. The movie was put on home video in 1995, retitled
"Archie: Return to Riverdale". Betty (played by Lauren Holly) is a grade
school teacher that's being bossed around by her crummy boyfriend, Robert.
The telemovie, which was broadcast during the May sweeps period, was seen as
a pilot for a possible series. Despite a pretty decent story and even better
performances from the actors and actresses who portrayed the Archie
characters, the movie finished a disappointing 51st in the Neilsen ratings,
having been thrashed by the prime-time premiere of the Kevin Costner / Sean
Connery remake of "The Untouchables" on CBS and the powerful one-two punch of
"Married...With Children" and "In Living Color" (featuring the then unknown
Jim Carrey) on FOX. Read Lauren Holly's filmography at
http://us.imdb.com/Name?Holly,+Lauren
Around 1997, several Archie young adult books were published. One of them is
called "Betty Cooper, Baseball Star". These are text-only books, like short
novels. I'll try to get more info soon.
The information in this section came from "Everything's Archie-The Inside
Story of Archie Comics" by Jeff Branch and Paul Castiglia.
Um,...it depends on the story.
Betty's older sister Polly and brother Chic were originally introduced
in Little Archie stories in the late '60s and early '70s by
Little Archie writer/artist Bob Bolling. He used Chic when the
plot called a big brother type character who could do things a little
kid like Little Archie couldn't do. Polly seemed to be used in
humorous stories about how a little sibling (and her friends) could
make a teenager's life rough (or vice versa). The existence of
Polly and Chic was ignored in the regular Archie and Betty comics.
Years later (in the 80s and 90s), Bob Bolling was doing more writing
for Betty comics, and introduced Polly and Chic into the mainstream
Archie
comics. He made Polly an anchorwoman on the west coast and Chic a
spy(!) to explain why they weren't seen much in Riverdale...
Almost any Betty story written before 1990 (by someone besides
Bolling) will probably refer to Betty as an only child. Heck, I'm
sure some since 1990 did too.
Also, there was at least one story which was inconsistent with Betty's
having an older sister. In the Archie story "I Cried For You", Archie
refers to Betty as the Coopers' "only daughter".
So, to "straighten everything out", Betty didn't have any siblings until the '60s. Then, she got an older brother and older sister, but only while she was a little girl. In 1990 and later, she had older siblings as a teenager...sometimes.
Okay, here's the deal: Betty has siblings if you want her to. If you don't, then she's an only child.
The information in this section was contributed by Shad Z. (shadz@email.com) and GeeBee (gasper_b@bellsouth.net).
Older merchandise include:
an Archie's "Volleyball" t-shirt (b&w with Betty, Veronica, and Archie)
As for current merchandise:
a Betty hat with Betty's face
Betty and Veronica fashion dolls were scheduled to be released in November of
2000. They are being made by a company called Playing Mantis. The dolls are
11 1/2" tall, dressed in the latest fashions, complimented with accessories
and a 24-page comic book. Betty is dressed in white shoes and socks; a blue, gold, and white cheerleading outfit; and yellow and blue pom-pons. "Watch for additional releases coming soon.
Available at select toy stores nationwide." I haven't heard any news about
which stores the dolls are being sold at. I can only tell you to check the
advertisements and Editor's Notebook in the comic books and the website. I
hope to get more info soon.
Yes!
I have written a story called "BETTY COOPER: THIS IS WHO I AM". It is a more
mature story, not for little kids. If you're not a regular reader of Archie
comics, you might want to read the rest of this FAQ, so you can understand
Betty better, before proceeding to the story, which is located at
https://ldloveszh.tripod.com/mark/betty.html
This story has been translated into French by Pascal Plamondon and placed on
his Archie site, "Archie : le site francophone". The site will also have
more Archie stories (in French). The site is located at
http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Lot/3546/
There are a few adult stories out there. No, I will not provide the URLs.
Search for them yourself at AltaVista
(http://www.altavista.com) and c|net
Search (http://www.search.com) using
Advanced Search. You can also find adult fanfics at my Adult Archie group at Yahoo! Groups. Search for it.
There's a hilarious short story called "Comic Book Universe Battles: Betty
Cooper vs. Veronica Lodge" at
http://www.electricferret.com/fights/bettyveronica.htm
Check the various Archie titles for new fan art every month, as well as
Archie Comics Online,
http://www.archiecomics.com
You can find adult fan art at my Adult Archie group at Yahoo! Groups. Search for it.
I'll see if there is any other Betty artwork on the 'Net.
Here are some quick facts on Betty Cooper. This is so you can get a general
idea of her before exploring the details.
Elizabeth (Betty) Cooper lives in the town of Riverdale in the United States
of America. She has long blonde hair, which she wears in a few different
styles. Betty is a tomboy.
Betty's parents are Hal and Alice Cooper. Betty has an older sister named
Polly.
Betty's best friend is rich girl Veronica Lodge. Betty usually gets along
well with Veronica, but the two of them constantly fight over their common
boyfriend, Archie Andrews. What they see in him I'll never know.
Betty is 17 years old and attends 11th grade at Riverdale High School. Betty
is a cheerleader. She plays the tambourine in the band The Archies.
Betty's friends include Veronica Lodge, Reggie Mantle, Midge Klump, Dilton
Doiley, Nancy Harris, and Cheryl Blossom.
This information comes from Archie Comics Online as of Saturday, October 23,
1999:
Just as it's hard not to like Archie, it's absolutely impossible not to love
Betty. Blue eyed, blonde, perky and beautiful with a personality that's
sweeter than honey, Betty is the sort of girl boys can't help but fall madly
in love with. A smile from Betty can brighten even the darkest mood and her
bubbly, always positive outlook on life makes everyone around her feel like
a million dollars.
While Betty isn't perfect, it just seems that she is. Her faith in people is
unshakable, and her loyalty to her friends is unbreakable. Betty is many
things to many people: a warm, vibrant, fun loving girl who lives for the
present but thinks of her future; a tomboy with spunk and a lady with
polish; an irrepressible free spirit and a responsible young woman, a
dreamer and a realist with a heart that's bigger than all outdoors.
Even though Betty can date any boy she wants, her heart always has and
always will belong to Archie. Despite playing second fiddle to her best
friend, Veronica, Betty never gives up hope that one day, Archie will come
to his senses and see that she is the only girl for him. And while her own
little plots and schemes don't always work, Betty finds that what works best
for snaring Archie is when she's simply her sweet, loving self.
However, boys do line up at Betty's door to win her affections, most notably
a couple of bad guys. Longtime friend and all around creep Reggie Mantle has
started to show genuine feelings for Betty while Cheryl Blossom's rotten
twin brother Jason is deeply attracted to her. And why not? As the old
saying goes, "Blondes have more fun!", and no girl in Riverdale has more fun
than Betty.
When Betty went to Riverdale Junior High School, they had an annual Slumber
Party Dance, where the students and faculty wore their best pajamas. Betty
thought that if she was elected Dream Queen, Archie might like her more. Even
thought she handed out cookies that she and Ethel baked, Betty ended up
voting for Ethel, who won.
Betty went to Camp Windemere. She loved it.
Betty and Veronica fought over Archie even back when he hated girls.
Betty can surf - with Veronica on the same surfboard!
Betty can hula hoop.
Betty can use a typewriter.
Betty can twirl a basketball on her left index finger.
Betty got or made a costume for Archie and used make-up to make him look like Boy George.
Betty helps her mother make Thanksgiving dinner.
Betty agrees with Veronica that they are the best artists in their class.
Betty can write jingles.
Betty can skateboard.
Betty can make sculptures with macaroni and hair spray.
Betty can talk in a redneck country accent. She does it as a mild insult.
Betty has a secret identity. She's a super hero named Superteen. Betty
transforms into Superteen only when her woman's intuition tells her that
Archie (a.k.a. "Pureheart the Powerful") is in danger. As Superteen, Betty
wears a red suit, white boots (under or over the pant legs), blue briefs
(sometimes), a white belt, and a white cape. There is a white heart on the
suit and a blue "ST" inside the heart. As Superteen, Betty can fly! Her
"mind-clouder" erases the memories of everyone (except ArchieJughead, and
Reggie) that she helps. Betty's weapons include her collapsible Betty
Spinner (kept in her belt), which she throws to snap thin objects, and her
never-quit, super bounce Archieball (kept in her left boot), which bounces
higher each time. Superteen's nemesis is The Consumer, a gluttonous ghoul
and evil demon from the planet Dispersia (to the right of Venus).
Betty can perform magic tricks.
Betty can build sand castles.
Betty can rollerblade.
Betty can fix cars.
Betty seems to be a natural at playing horseshoes, but she says it's just dumb luck. She really doesn't like it that much.
Betty can break a balloon by throwing a dart at it.
Betty probably can water ski.
Betty can sew.
Betty is a great frisbee thrower and taught Veronica.
Betty is a black belt in martial arts. It took her two years to earn it.
Betty can navigate through a deadly maze of corridors.
Betty can dive and swim underwater by holding her breath.
Betty can walk over logs across chasms.
Betty can swing on ropes across chasms.
Betty can dance to Caribbean music.
Betty can make a prom dress.
Betty can take care of a dog.
Betty doesn't mind being a scullery maid at Veronica's renaissance party, because, "after all, somebody has to cook and clean".
Betty can grill sausages.
Betty can speak at least some medieval English. ("Forsooth! Methinks so!") She does it to get into her part at the renaissance party.
Betty can dance to medieval-style music.
Betty climbs a tree and jumps onto a roof after a cat that she is taking care of.
Betty met international playboy and popular movie star Bo Derek.
Betty won a mechanical bucking bull-riding contest at Veronica's Western birthday party, beating all of the boys.
Betty met John Travolta and his younger sister.
Betty won Riverdale High School's Flash Dance Contest.
Betty won a Flash Dance Contest on MTV.
Betty was in an Archies music video that got on MTV.
Betty met Michael Jackson and got his autograph. She also gave him her autograph. She watched him rehearse and thinks that he's fantastic.
Betty met Bruce Springsteen in a record store. He gave her a special stage pass to his concert to make up for her not being able to find a copy of his newest album. Later that day, when Betty went to the concert building, she was mistaken for a roadie and put to work. When she was done, she had to push through the crowd to get back on stage. The smoke machine started, and Betty passed out. To make it up to her, Bruce took her out to dinner with his band. Betty and Bruce had to hide in trash cans to escape from fans. Bruce had to redo two cuts on his new album. Bruce said that maybe they could go out the next day. Bruce kissed Betty on her left cheek. Some female fans chased after Betty, thinking that she was Bruce's new girlfriend, to get her autograph. Betty got into the limo and told Terry, the chauffeur, to take her home. Her clothes were ripped, and her hair was a mess, by the time she got home. The next morning, Bruce's messenger left some albums and a note from Bruce for Betty. He had to leave immediately on a special tour, so they wouldn't be getting together. Betty was happy about that.
Betty caught the bouquet at her cousin Marie's wedding.
Betty caught a cat burglar, which was really an escaped monkey, and recovered stolen possessions for everyone in the neiborhood.
Betty won first prize in the Instant Soapy Cereal Contest, but she wanted
second prize, $200, which she got.
Betty won a new Easter outfit in a jingle contest, which she wasn't happy
with.
Betty won first prize in the State-Wide Art Contest - a blue ribbon and $500
cash - but disqualified herself because she won by mistake.
Betty is the Super Nintendo Champ of Riverdale. She's really good at playing
video games with her asciiPad controller.
Betty and Veronica were interviewed for a TV series about strange phenomena.
Betty saw a legendary lake monster named Nelly, which Betty thinks is "one of
the girls".
Veronica had made a Betty Cooper doll as one in a line of dolls that would be
sold.
Betty organized a very exclusive Archie Fan Club. She and Archie's mom were
the only two members.
Betty was voted Queen of the Junior Prom.
Betty unknowingly acted in a cheap film, but Cheryl was able to get her paid
for her acting.
Betty saved Archie, Reggie, Veronica, and Jughead's lives when they almost
fell.
Betty saved Reggie's life when he almost fell off a ledge.
Betty imprisoned a demon (after she accidentally released it).
Betty made a snowboard-for-two, and she soon realized it doesn't work.
Betty was selected student of the year in 1999-2000.
Betty won three bronze medals at the Riverdale Winter Teen Olympics - in
snowboarding, downhill skiing, and figure skating.
Betty often makes the honor roll. She says it's hard to keep up her GPA.
Betty broke the girls' varsity basketball team's losing streak.
Betty was an extra in a movie called "Danger Girl".
Betty got to travel through time using Dilton's time machine.
Betty was turned middle-aged briefly, but she's happy to be young again.
Betty solved a crime involving a fake leaf monster that was scaring people.
When Betty gets angry, she pulls on people's hair!
Betty goes to the gym and plays basketball to work off her frustrations.
When Betty got angry at Archie, she dumped a bowl of pistachio ice cream on his head.
When the boys said that baseball isn't for girls, Betty got angry, organized
her own team of girls, and beat the boys!
When Betty gets angry, she throws people into the water!
Betty sometimes calls people names when she's angry.
Betty can be cruel when she's angry, like throwing Archie's shoes into the
water at the beach and letting his feet burn!
Once when Betty was disappointed in Archie, she used him as a stepladder!
Some day, Betty would like to "touch" Archie - meaning beat him up!
Sometimes when Betty is treated badly, she treats that person the same way.
Betty threatens to beat people up when she's angry.
Betty and Veronica both get mad when Archie's with another girl.
Betty hits Archie in the back of the head with a newspaper if she sees him
with another girl. Betty enjoys doing this.
Betty gets really angry when Veronica's assistant, Stacy, asks for Betty's
name.
Betty stops Veronica from beating Stacy up.
Betty beat Dilton up when she was angry at him.
When Betty was mad at Reggie, she wished him to have terrible kids.
Betty isn't upset that Frankie ignores her, or that Maria doesn't say goodbye, since they're "blinded by love".
Betty is upset when Veronica pretends she's still hypnotized. She puns that Veronica "really laid an egg with that one".
Betty has a white watch. She wears it on her right wrist.
Betty owns a portable cassette player.
Betty has a picture camera.
Betty has a stuffed toy, which Archie had won for her at a carnival by sneezing bottles over.
Betty collects toy animals stuffed with beans.
Betty owns a beeper and a cellular phone.
Betty has her own computer.
Betty has an orange cat named Caramel, which she talks to and lets lick her.
Betty has her own phone line.
Betty made a scrapbook for her memories. The sections include Archie and Me,
Happy Holidays, Summer Fun, and School Daze. It may have more sections.
Archie owes Betty $10, and he's putting off paying her indefinitely.
Betty owns a photo camera.
Betty drives a pink car. The license plate number is BETTY.
Betty drives a blue convertible. The license plate number is BTY-1.
Betty owns a giant stuffed teddy bear, which she won at a fair after breaking a balloon by throwing a dart at it.
Betty has a piggy bank.
Betty has a bank account that's almost non-existent.
Betty has an alarm clock.
Betty owns an original doll in its original box.
Betty has a laptop computer.
Betty has a scanner for her computer.
Betty almost bought a motorcycle.
Betty doesn't have a cell phone.
Betty has in-line skates that run on tiny computers. She also has a matching
helmet.
Betty has a brown purse with a strap.
Betty has a cell phone.
Betty drives a white, two-door car. The license plate number is BET.
Betty drives a purple car. The license plate number is BET 1.
Betty drives an expensive-looking yellow car.
Betty drives a pink car. The license plate number is BETTY.
Betty drives a blue convertible. The license plate number is BTY-1.
Betty drives a pink convertible.
Betty drives a blue car.
Betty drives a yellow car.
Betty drives a white, two-door car. The license plate number is BET.
Betty drives a purple car. The license plate is BET 1.
When Mr. Lodge wouldn't let the girls ride a mechanical bucking bull at Veronica's Western birthday party, Betty disguised herself as a cowboy and entered the contest anyway.
Betty tricked Reggie with styrofoam snowballs.
Betty lied to Archie and Veronica that there were no two seats together in a movie theater in order to separate them.
Betty dressed up as an Albino Big Foot to scare Cheryl away from Archie and
Reggie. But it was Veronica's idea.
Dear Diary: yesterday I had fantastic luck! I met the fabulous Bruce Springsteen!
Dear Diary:
Dear Diary,
Dear Diary...
Dear Diary...
Dear Diary...
Dear Diary,
Betty's Diary : 617
Betty has lots of diaries that she's filled up over the years.
Betty writes down all of her dates with Archie in her diary.
Betty's mother was surpsied when Betty said that she and Veronica were going to fix dinner that night.
Betty's father joked about having bicarb handy when Betty said that she and Veronica were going to fix dinner that night. It ended up being "a meal worth remembering" to him.
Betty's mother sometimes calls Betty "Betty dear".
Betty thinks of her mom and dad as teachers. Her mom taught her how to cook, clean, sew, and use the computer. Both her parents taught her right from wrong, and how to get along in life.
Betty wants her and her mom to start a personal fitness program (lifting weights, stair climb machine, treadmill) by joining a gym. But her mom tells her about all the exercise that she gets at home by taking care of everything, so Betty says, from now on, she's going to pitch in and help her more.
Betty kisses her mom on the cheek.
Betty is just wild about striped clothes.
Betty sometimes wears lipstick.
Betty once wore a feather stole made of plucked chicken feathers.
Betty thinks that the preppie look is adorable, loves it, and has to dress that way.
Betty finds beaded hair "striking" and "super".
Betty likes to wear Western clothes.
Betty thinks that some punk hairdos are "becoming".
Betty wears a dark-blue one-piece swimsuit, dark blue leg-warmers (with light blue in the middle), and yellow shoes while flash dancing.
Betty wears a red one-piece swimsuit, a white belt, yellow stockings, dark blue leg-warmers, and red shoes while flash dancing.
Betty wears pink nail polish on her fingernails.
Betty wears gold pants, grey shoes, a white short-sleeved shirt, an orange vest, a black tie, and an orange headband to Veronica's party.
Betty wears a blue-and-white-striped, long-sleeved shirt with a golden teddy bear in the middle to sleep.
Betty wears a green-and-white-striped one-piece swimsuit (with a black stripe around the waist), green stockings, and a green hair tie while exercising at the gym.
Betty wears back to school fashions, including a striped dress shirt, a tie,
and a jacket.
Betty wears white pearl earrings.
Betty wears gold pearl earrings.
Betty wears a black hat with red smiley faces on it.
Betty wears a shirt with the left arm slightly pulled down, revealing her white, sleeveless shirt underneath.
Betty ties her pigtails with red bows.
Betty sleeps in a white, long-sleeved, button-up shirt.
Betty won a new Easter outfit in a jingle contest, which she wasn't happy
with.
Betty's wardrobe consists mostly of empty hangars and not-so-empty moths.
Betty likes to wear knee-high boots.
Betty has a t-shirt with Archie's face on it!
It can take Betty as much as an hour to dress and put make-up on.
Betty has a pink-purple long-sleeved shirt (black collar) with a Panda bear
on it. She also has purple pants and shoes and a green raincoat.
Veronica gives Betty castoffs from her closet.
Betty sometimes likes to wear dresses.
Betty doesn't like it when Veronica wears the same clothes as her.
Betty likes to wear Egyptian-style clothes.
Betty likes to wear clothes with medieval-style art.
Betty likes to wear 1950s-style clothes.
Betty has a white shirt with a pink heart on it. She also has a white purse
with a pink heart on it.
Betty thinks 1970s fashions are so cool!
Betty likes to wear 1980s clothes.
Betty likes to make copies of expensive clothes for herself.
Betty is the same size as or larger than Veronica and Cheryl.
Betty wore a jungle costume while performing in Cheryl's mom's "Save the
Rain Forest" benefit fashion show.
Betty sometimes wears hats on the beach.
Betty wears a bikini.
Betty wears a one-piece swimsuit.
Betty likes to wear torn jean shorts.
Betty would love to have too many clothes in her closet.
Even though Betty doesn't have many clothes, she donates some to a charity
drive.
When Betty rescued her friends from a maze and imprisoned a demon, she
dressed up like Lara Croft from the "Tomb Raider" series.
Betty got some of Veronica's old swimsuits when Veronica was getting ready
to buy new ones.
Betty has a blue cap that reads "BETS".
Betty doesn't seem to like the gothic look.
Betty sometimes wears a bra.
Betty likes earrings, brooches, and pins, though she doesn't wear jewelry
all that often.
Betty only has enough money to buy old clothes at thrift stores.
Betty likes to wear vintage clothes.
Betty likes to wear a green, denim capri outfit. The top is a jean halter
top with embroidered pink butterfly print. The capri are stretched jean
capri with butterfly. To complete this outfit, Betty wears cute 3 1/4" woven
espadrile sandals.
Betty likes to wear a striped tube top with a matching bucket hat, cotton
board shorts with buttons going down both sides of the pants, and platform
shoes with an adjustable ankle strap and cover buckle.
Betty thinks wearing a cowbell is stupid.
Betty likes to wear camouflage clothes.
Betty likes to wear 1940s leisure clothes, including bare midriff swimsuits,
tunic dresses, and do-nut hats.
Betty covers her hair with her arms if she's outside in the rain.
Betty likes to wear tank tops.
Betty gets really angry when Veronica flirts with Archie.
Since Betty doesn't have enough money for a new prom dress, she goes to malls
and sketches ideas. Then she makes her own prom dress.
Betty wears a red-and-black shirt with a black heart on it. She wears red shoes with it.
Betty wears a purple shirt with a butterfly on it.
Betty wears a red shirt with a rainbow on it.
Betty wears a blue shirt with a cat's head on it.
Betty wears a purple, long-sleeved shirt with a while flower on it.
Betty followed a fad Veronica had started by wearing her hair tall, held
together with duct tape, carpet glue, styrofoam, wax, velcro, and chicken
wire. She also wore a red bow in her hair.
Betty has a white purse.
Betty wears white sandals, a white short-sleeved shirt, and purple bikini briefs.
Betty wears a blue-and-black bikini and a white, short-sleeved shirt.
Betty wears a purple, one-piece swimsuit and a white shirt with the sleeves rolled up to her elbows.
Betty wears grey cut-off jean shorts.
Betty likes to wear bikinis.
Betty has a white short-sleeved shirt with a purple butterfly on it.
Betty likes to wear a Hawaiian dress.
Betty wears a short red dress with short sleeves.
Betty wears a blue, short-sleeved shirt with a white flower on it.
Betty wears a red-and-black shirt with a black heart on it. She wears red pants with it.
At a Fashion Wishing Well, Betty tosses in a coin and wishes for a new coat, a new handbag, and shoes to die for.
Betty wears a sports jersey-style nightgown.
Betty dressed up as an angel in a skimpy dress for a costume party.
Betty wears a black-and-yellow-striped sleeveless shirt, a pink one-piece swinmsuit (with a black stripe around the waist), blue legwarmers, black-and-pink-striped wristbands, and a pink headband while exercising.
Betty wears a pink one-piece swinmsuit, pink leg-warmers, and pink shoes while exercising.
Betty wears blue pants; white socks; white shoes with green soles and laces; a green belt; a green headband; and a long-sleeved shirt with green arms, a green collar, a white middle, and green dots.
Betty takes care of neighbors' pets to get enough money to buy her "dream dress", her "gorgeous garment" - a blue-grey dress with red dots.
Her parents bought her a new wardrobe already, so Betty wants to pay for the dress herself. The dress is on sale.
Betty thinks that caring for animals is a "fun way" to earn enough money to buy "that adorable dress".
While stuck on the neighbors' roof at night, Betty calls the dress shop to find out if the dress will still be on sale tomorrow.
Betty goes back-to-school shopping at the mall.
Betty wears sunglasses on the beach.
Betty was concerned when she and Veronica were snowed in at a shopping mall and had to spend the entire night there. She called it a "sad situation". She slept on a couch in a furniture store, using her red jacket as a blanket.
Betty used to have a fear of horror movies. Whenever she screamed in the
theater, everyone thought she was some kind of nut. Now she likes horror
movies.
Betty is afraid of squirrels.
Security systems make Betty feel uneasy. She feels her every move is being
monitored. She gets paranoid over them.
Betty finds sea creatures gross.
Betty is afraid of ghosts.
Betty is afraid of Death Valley and thinks the weather is "combustible".
Betty gets nervous when it snows pretty hard while she's driving.
Betty likes popcorn with lots of butter.
Betty likes Coke.
Betty likes grilled and roasted hot dogs.
Betty likes cotton candy.
Betty likes corn on the cob.
Betty likes Sunkist Fun Fruits fruit snacks.
Betty likes FruitSlush ready to freeze real fruit snack.
Betty likes cereal.
Betty likes Capri Sun Safari Punch.
Betty likes chocolate chip cookies and can bake them.
Betty likes apple pie and can bake them.
Betty likes burgers.
Betty loves chocolate ice cream.
Betty loves ice cream with whipped cream and hot fudge. She thinks she loves
ice cream almost as much as she loves Archie!
Betty likes chocolate sundaes with whipped cream.
Betty likes chicken and can cook them.
Betty likes hot chocolate, extra heavy on the whipped cream.
Ice cream cake is Betty's favorite kind of cake.
Betty likes pizza.
Betty likes strawberry shakes.
Betty brings a lunch basket to the beach. It includes fried chicken, sausages, and potato pancakes.
Betty likes sandwiches.
Betty likes to gulp bottled water.
Betty likes profiteroles (a pile of filled cream puffs, glazed with a layer
of caramelized, spun sugar) and can make it, though it's complicated and
expensive to make. She made it for her mom's birthday, with not much help
from Archie.
Betty likes chocolates.
Betty likes cola.
Betty likes fish.
Betty likes mints.
Betty likes ice cream from a cone.
Betty would like to eat gourmet dinners.
Betty likes coffee and pastries for dessert.
Veronica likes to gross Betty out.
Betty sometimes eats Thanksgiving dinner at Veronica's house.
Betty tells Veronica to ignore Jughead when his juvenile humor upsets Veronica, yet Betty smiles at his jokes.
When Betty imagined herself and Archie getting married, Veronica attended the wedding but was upset.
Betty and Veronica usually go to the mall when they're bored.
Betty asks Veronica if her parents will mind if Veronica eats with Betty and her family.
Betty sits in a floatation device in Veronica's swimming pool.
Betty has ridden in the Lodges' private jet.
Betty has ridden in Veronica's expensive cars. She thought it was super.
Betty has eaten in fabulous restaurants. Veronica paid for her meals.
Veronica gives Betty gorgeous clothes that have been collecting dust in her closet.
Betty has played tennis and golf at Veronica's exclusive country club.
Betty has ridden thoroughbred horses with Veronica at the Lodge riding stables.
Betty has gone skiing at the Lodges' private mountain lodge.
Betty goes to the beach with Veronica and meets guys there.
Sometimes, Betty wonders why her life can't be like Veronica's. She wonders why she had to be born middle class. She thinks that her clothes are pitiful, her room is cramped, and her house is tiny. She thinks that Veronica doesn't deserve to have all that money, because all she does is flaunt it. She thinks that, no matter how nice she thinks she looks, Veronica's clothes look better. She wonders why she even bothers. She sees Veronica with Archie and thinks of herself as a nobody with nothing. She wonders why some people have it all, and everyone else has to just scrape by. She starts to cry. Then someone, sometimes Miss Grundy, snaps her back to reality and always makes her think.
Betty lets Veronica get humiliated if Veronica is ignorant and bribes Betty
with clothes, but she doesn't feel good about it.
Betty flatters Veronica to get her to do things for her.
Betty can change clothes in front of Veronica without feeling embarrassed.
Betty wants to know if Veronica gets kissed on her dates, but Veronica says
it's none of her business.
Betty likes to make Veronica jealous.
Betty and Veronica consider each other best friends.
Betty makes jokes about Veronica.
Betty doesn't want Veronica to talk to her if Veronica insults her.
Betty had to write a story for a class assignment, and she used it to make
fun of Veronica. Later, she and Veronica wrote a story to make fun of Archie
and Cheryl.
Betty likes to get even with Veronica.
Betty and Cheryl became best friends after Veronica played a mean joke on
Cheryl. Betty was very mad at Ronnie and didn't want to hang out with her
anymore. However, she was touched by Veronica's apology to Cheryl, and Betty
and Veronica became best friends again.
Betty tells Veronica to "be quiet" when Veronica insults her.
Veronica insists that her friends, including Betty, come over to her house to swim.
Betty likes to play beachball with Veronica.
Betty can't really blame Veronica for choosing a trip over her friendship, since Veronica wanted to go since she was 5.
Betty and Veronica e-mail each other.
Betty likes to go to Veronica's backyard barbecues.
Veronica put a photo of Betty in her personal time capsule.
Betty mocks Veronica if she thinks that Veronica is upset over a minor thing.
Betty thinks that the Lodges are known for their pig-headedness, but she won't say this.
Betty tells Veronica that she's rich, vain, spoiled, and pampered, and she thinks the world revolves around her.
Betty invited Veronica and Cheryl to the Super Duper Cooper Christmas, a
traditional old-fashioned Christmas, in 1999. Both girls came.
Betty can't accept money from Veronica.
Betty shows concern when Veronica insults Cheryl.
Betty wanted her and Veronica to make an oath for the millennium to stay
best friends forever, but Veronica didn't want to make the oath.
Veronica sometimes does mean things to Betty in order to get Archie to
herself.
Betty has a photo of her and Veronica together. She thinks Veronica is so
cool. Veronica also has a picture of Betty. They really envy each other.
Betty thinks her relationship with Veronica is solid as a rock.
Betty is happy, yet worried, when she steals Archie from Veronica.
Betty goes to Veronica's parties.
Betty is greatly upset and cries when Veronica steals Archie from her.
Betty bluntly tells Veronica that Veronica doesn't do anything.
Betty and Veronica like to go on shopping trips to the mall together.
Betty and Veronica like to hang out at the pizzeria.
Betty doesn't like it when Veronica talks on and on for hours.
Veronica considers Betty her best friend.
Betty likes to tell Veronica about her dates with new boyfriends.
Betty considers Veronica her best friend.
Betty and Veronica like to double date.
Betty doesn't care whether or not Veronica is leading a fashion trend.
Betty and Veronica hug each other and hold hands when they're scared.
Betty is pleasantly surprised when Veronica doesn't go on and on about her
trips.
Betty is happy that Veronica got to make a trip to the moon.
Veronica believes Betty has a lousy sense of fashion taste, and she tells her
so.
Betty warns Veronica when she's about to fall down the stairs with a cartload of books, but, afterwards, she doesn't seem concerned about Veronica's condition.
Veronica is upset that Betty, who's usually with her, decides to do something with someone else. She tries to show them up. Betty giggles and makes jokes when Veronica tries to cheat.
Betty likes to go camping with Veronica and Midge.
Betty is with Veronica when she lodges a complaint about the conditions of the roads.
Betty thinks that it's so cool that Veronica became Mayor of Pottsville.
Betty thinks that Veronica is a screwball, but she won't say this.
Betty runs to help Ronnie when she thinks she'll catch a cold.
Betty likes to swim in Veronica's pool.
Betty gets mad when Veronica won't include her in fun with her new friend, a little girl named Becky.
Betty and Veronica like to hang out at the beach together.
Betty considers herself to be Veronica's best friend.
Veronica always suckers Betty into doing hard work for her.
Betty likes to go to the mall with Veronica.
Betty and Veronica began dating Archie around the same time. Every time that
Archie went out with Veronica, Betty made sure he dated her as well, just so
Veronica wouldn't have more dates than her.
Betty and Veronica fight for the priviledge of being Archie's date to a concert, but they declare a truce to make sure that Cheryl doesn't go with Archie (which she wasn't going to).
Veronica gets Archie to spend a lot of money, and, by the time he gets around to Betty, he's broke and can barely afford to buy her a soda. This upsets Betty, and she lets Veronica know it.
Betty recognizes when Veronica is in one of her funny mood swings.
Betty points out the good when Veronica thinks that things have turned out badly.
Betty jokingly thinks of herself as a peasant compared to Veronica.
Veronica acknowledges to Betty that Archie is "our Archie".
Betty notices the gleam in Veronica's eye and knows that she's about to do
something bad.
Betty thinks Veronica's cracked when she kisses her pendant. She holds onto Archie in fear.
Betty and Veronica got in a car accident, but they weren't injured, and the car was apparently fine.
Betty had to write a story for a class assignment, and she used it to make
fun of Veronica. Later, she and Veronica wrote a story to make fun of Archie
and Cheryl.
Betty is willing to help Cheryl when she's upset.
Betty and Cheryl became best friends after Veronica played a mean joke on
Cheryl. Betty was very mad at Ronnie and didn't want to hang out with her
anymore. However, she was touched by Veronica's apology to Cheryl, and Betty
and Veronica became best friends again.
Betty is surprised and worried to see Cheryl with Archie in France.
Betty invited Veronica and Cheryl to the Super Duper Cooper Christmas, a
traditional old-fashioned Christmas, in 1999. Both girls came.
Betty shows concern when Veronica insults Cheryl.
Cheryl considers herself and Betty friends.
Betty showed concern when Cheryl was wearing not enough clothes in February
of 1998 or 1999.
Betty thinks Cheryl is abnormal because of her ego.
Betty is angry when Cheryl kisses Archie.
Cheryl kidnapped Betty because Betty broke a date with Jason. Betty thinks
it's pretty rotten.
Betty thinks Jughead is a flake.
Betty sometimes invites Jughead and Archie to have Thanksgiving dinner at her
house. She doesn't ask her parents first, since she believes her mom won't
mind.
Betty fills in for Ethel as a movie usher when Ethel has a dental appointment.
Betty is excited when Dilton wins the science award for the state.
To show her appreciation for making possible a romantic evening with Archie,
Betty kissed Jughead on the cheek!
Betty is always sweet and nice to Jason Blossom, but she never looks at him
like she looks at Archie.
Betty shares her lunch basket with her friends on the beach.
Betty is friends with some kids in the neighborhood.
Betty gets mad at Veronica when she embarasses Jughead by spreading lies. However, she's happy when Jughead does the same thing back to Veronica.
Betty is friends with Ethel and Nancy.
Betty likes to clear snow off of her neighbors' property to make them happy,
but the neighborhood kids are angry at her because they don't have any work
to do and won't get paid.
Betty and Veronica have a friend named Brigitte, who's a porgy musician. She
didn't always live in Riverdale.
Betty calls Jughead her and Veronica's friend.
Betty has a friend named Alice, who's a palm reader.
Betty likes to have AGN's (All Girl Nights) with Veronica, Midge, Nancy, and
Ethel.
Betty has a Latin friend named Maria. The Drama department takes up so much of her time that it seems that Betty never sees her anymore.
Betty thinks that Brigitte is a "great girl".
Betty takes up fishing with Brigitte.
When Reggie promised Betty a date with Archie in order to keep Archie away
from Veronica, Betty told Reggie that he was the best and the worst.
When she finds out that Jughead won the tickets instead of Archie, Betty volunteers to bake truckloads of chocolate chip cookies for him if he lets Archie go with her - and all you can eat at Joe's Diner.
Jughead takes Archie, Betty, and Veronica to the concert. He won four tickets, not just two.
Betty hangs out with Nancy and Ethel at the Choc'lit Shoppe.
Betty likes to go shopping for dresses with Midge.
Betty has trouble believing that Jughead wrote a poem to Veronica.
Betty rents, buys, and bakes stuff for her father's birthday.
Betty helps her mother with the dishes.
Betty thinks it's sweet for Archie to buy perfume for his mother.
Betty gets a warm feeling when she gives her mother a gift.
Betty does charity work.
Even though Betty doesn't have many clothes, she donates some to a charity
drive.
Betty likes to do good deeds for people, like helping with groceries or
baby-sitting. She does all of this for free. She doesn't care about getting
a reward and does it only to be helpful. She believes doing is reward enough
for her. However, she only helps people who deserve it.
Betty likes to help animals in trouble.
Betty helps a widow clean out her attic and figures out a way to raise money
for her.
Betty helps to alleviate world hunger.
Betty called herself "silly" for not thinking of shopping while seeking shelter from a snowstorm in a shopping mall. It's unclear whether she was being serious or sarcastic.
Betty was confident about winning the State-Wide Art Contest. Later, she
admitted she was vain.
Betty thought she was a stupid, trusting fool after she accidentally
released a demon. She said she was through helping people. She was sick of
being a goody-goody. However, after her father was injured by the demon, she
started doing good deeds again, but she doesn't go overboard anymore. She
only helps people who deserve it.
Betty believes she can handle herself, and she says so.
Betty likes to rollerskate to disco music, but she considers herself an amateur.
Betty collects bean-filled animal dolls.
Betty is on the Internet and has an e-mail address.
Betty has a professional-looking camera and takes pictures, which she names.
Betty is a major baseball card fan.
Betty collects stuffed animals.
Betty believes that studying for and not cheating on tests is the right thing
to do.
Betty and Veronica sneaked some candid camera shots of Mr. Weatherbee and worked on paintings of him for many afternoons after school in order to butter him up, so he'd tell them that term. It's was Veronica's idea. Betty liked it and went along with it, even though she said that it was a cheap att"empt to flatter him" and "tawdry".
Betty won first prize in the State-Wide Art Contest - a blue ribbon and $500
cash - but disqualified herself because she won by mistake.
Betty justifies telling a lie by calling it "sacrificing the truth" in order
to accomplish something good. Sometimes she feels guilty about it and might
confess, but not if things work out well.
If Betty gets in trouble, she has to confess to her parents.
Betty tricked a demon in order to imprison it.
Betty lies to her teachers if she feels the situation warrants it.
Betty sometimes laughs at jokes made at other people's expense.
Betty laughs when other people are upset at Archie.
Betty laughs when Professor Flutesnoot unknowingly insults Mr. Weatherbee.
Betty laughs at Big Moose's stupidity.
Betty doesn't believe lacing someone's food with spices is funny at all.
Betty likes to spray Archie with a water hose.
Betty sometimes laughs at other people's misfortune.
Betty doesn't find it funny when Reggie jokes about Archie moving away.
Betty and Veronica like to kiss Jughead on the cheeks at Christmas, simply
because he hates getting kissed.
Betty, Veronica, Nancy, Midge, and Ethyl chipped in and bought a big bottle
of glue remover for Reggie as a Christmas present - so he wouldn't always be
stuck on himself!
If someone plays a joke on Betty or her friends, she'll play the same joke
on the joker.
Betty laughs at Reggie's joke when he calls Archie an overconfident American bozo.
Betty thinks it's funny when Jughead sticks his head into her lunch basket.
When Betty is about to win a race, she tells Veronica that she has "sad tidings".
Betty likes to sneak up behind Archie and startle him.
Betty thought it was funny when she got a demon hit by a huge rock.
Betty likes to push Archie off a ship's railing and into the water.
Betty thinks it's funny when Reggie gets mad when Veronica kisses Archie.
Even when Betty's in danger, she says something silly: "Open, open, please
open! You're a doorknob; it's your job!" After the door slams open and hits
her, "Ouch."
Betty thinks Jughead's huge appetite is funny.
Betty thinks it's funny when papers fly off Miss Grundy's desk.
Betty likes to throw water bottles into trash bins while pretending that she
is throwing basketballs into hoops. This is what she said to Veronica when
she did it once: "Watch me make an outside shot. She shoots, she scores!
Betty Cooper has just led her team to the championship!"
This is what Betty said to Veronica when Veronica asked Betty to tutor her
in geometry: "World champion Betty Cooper leaves the court to tutor Veronica
Lodge in equalateral and isosceles triangles! And the crowd goes wild!"
Betty thinks that Mr. Lodge making fun of Veronica's bedroom is funny.
Betty thinks it's funny when Mr. Weatherbee knocks off Archie's hat with a
snowball.
Betty thinks it's funny when snow falls on Reggie and knocks him down.
Betty jokes when Archie's covered with sugar.
Betty sometimes gives wise guy responses to faculty members to save herself
from trouble.
Betty likes to use sarcasm.
Betty likes to pun.
Betty likes it when Moose beats up people she hates.
Betty laughs at Veronica's injuries if Veronica brings them upon herself.
Betty believes that someone faking their own death to scare people isn't
funny.
Betty thinks it's funny when Dilton cleverly insults Reggie.
Betty laughs when Veronica jokes to Reggie while he's hurt.
Betty laughs when someone insults Reggie.
Betty thinks it's funny when Ethel twists Jughead's arm to get a date.
Betty thinks that it's funny that Archie knocked over a doll and won a bottle, even if Archie is sad.
Betty giggles when she catches her sixth fish.
Betty doesn't think it's funny when Jughead insults a hermit.
Betty finds it funny when Veronica gets humiliated on TV.
Betty laughs if Veronica's embarassed.
Betty laughs when Veronica threatens to hurt Jughead.
Betty jokes that Veronica isn't real when she gets a 100% on a pop quiz.
Betty makes a joke when one of Veronica's ideas ends up badly.
Betty had laryngitis.
Betty gets queasy during storms at sea.
Betty got a headache and a stomachache after Veronica read Betty's poems
about Archie.
Veronica compliments Betty by saying that she's "so sensible".
Archie once thought that Betty was "so cold-blooded, if a mosquito bit her, it'd die of pneumonia". Betty had a good reason for behaving that way, though.
Archie wanted to stop Jughead when he thought that he was trying to talk her into joining the punk scene.
Veronica believes that Betty thinks that no one can capture Veronica's true elegance in a painting.
In Cheryl's dream, Betty was one of her evil stepsisters!
Reggie thinks Betty is hopeless and nuts for being so nice and that she's so
sweet, she could give Mary Poppins tooth decay.
Veronica thinks Betty is a goody-two-shoes and not normal for being so nice.
Veronica thinks Betty is "Miss Goody-Two-Shoes".
In her daydreams, Veronica puts Betty in a peasant role and thinks of cruel ways to punish her.
Veronica dreams that she's a lawyer prosecuting a case against Betty to separate her and Archie.
Veronica dreams that, if she never existed, Betty's stuck to date Reggie.
When Betty goes to the movies, she likes to sit in the front row.
Betty is interested in abandoned mining towns.
Betty knows about international playboy and popular movie star Bo Derek. She got the chance to waterski with him, and he took her to his yacht club and country club.
Betty likes to flash dance.
Betty likes to watch local kids breakdance outside the Riverdale Shopping Mall.
Betty leave an Archies rehearsal session to watch Michael Jackson rehearse.
Betty likes to play Trivial Pursuit.
Betty likes Bruce Springsteen's songs. She once went to five record stores to get his newest album and couldn't get it.
Betty likes to play trivia games.
Betty likes to go to fairs and go on rides there.
Betty likes to go on rollercoaster rides.
Betty likes to attend rock concerts.
Betty listens to her favorite tapes while she goes on her daily walks. It
makes walking a lot less dull to her.
Betty wouldn't mind a blast from the past, such as going back in time to the
1950s.
Betty and Veronica wanted to walk in a "gentle snow storm". It turned into a blizzard, and they had to seek shelter in a shopping mall.
When Betty gets bored, she usually goes to the mall.
Betty reads teen girls' magazines.
Betty wishes that she had the "problem" of deciding what to spend money on next.
Betty likes to talk with Veronica on the phone.
Betty helped out in the "Clean Up Riverdale Project".
Betty likes to play Monopoly.
Betty likes rock music and even does her school cheers to it.
Betty likes art. However, she only believes in art that shows life as bright
and beautiful. She believes modern art, showing life as gloomy and grim, is
ugly and a little sad. Betty is into Egyptian, mystical, and medieval art. She also lives an abstract painting of Veronica.
Betty takes dance and piano lessons.
Betty likes to hike in the forest.
Betty likes to sit between Veronica and Archie in a kiddie pool, where Betty
and Veronica splash water on each other and Archie.
Betty likes to play games on her computer, including online games.
Betty likes to read comic books.
Betty helped decorate for the school dance.
Betty goes to country western clubs.
Betty loves video games.
Betty likes to use Cheryl's tanning room.
Betty likes to go to the movies.
Betty likes to get wet on a slick slider.
Betty thinks that Veronica's 1930s retro pool party was a super idea.
Betty reads Cheryl's fashion magazine, "Fresh".
Betty likes to pose for make-over photos with Cheryl.
Betty likes to scuba dive and collect shells.
Betty is interested in gold medallions.
Betty is interested in rare coins but doesn't know much about them.
Betty likes a book about a man who can't escape the limitations of small
town life.
Betty has a garden in the backyard and plants daffodil bulbs.
Betty likes to talk with Ethel and Nancy on the phone.
Betty likes to take nice, long bubble baths sometimes. They relax her.
Betty likes to shop at the mall.
Betty thinks riding a lawn tractor with a snowplow attachment makes clearing
snow fast, easy, and fun. She really enjoys it.
Betty thinks that a bedroom with a warm, tropical atmosphere is such a cool,
or rather warm, idea.
Betty decorated her bedroom with a brand-new concept, which she calls the
scholastic look.
Betty likes to make snowmen.
Betty made a big deal out of living in the year 2000.
Betty loves roses. Her sideyard is full of them.
Since many of the top fictional detectives have been males, Betty wrote a
story about a female private eye called Cooper the Snooper.
Betty likes to exercise on a treadmill.
Betty likes to go to costume balls. She once dressed in a futuristic space
costume and in a Devil costume.
Betty is concerned about the present state of world affairs.
Betty loves male movie stars so much, she likes to bump into them!
Betty went to the Spring Fling '99 music concert, an all-day music event with
big name music acts, the biggest event Riverdale had seen in years.
Betty would love to go to Europe many times.
Betty likes to play with an interactive Archie doll that Dilton made.
Betty likes to be outside during a gorgeous, beautiful day.
Betty likes to smell the flowers in the cool, airy breeze.
Betty thinks it would be nice to volunteer her time at the community garden.
Betty likes AGN's (All Girl Nights). They include Midge's makeover parties,
mini-golf, watching romantic movies, and wearing Veronica's clothes when she
cleans out her closet. Betty can be as silly as she likes (like giving Midge
rabbit ears in a photo) or cry to her heart's content. She considers AGN's
more important than dating.
Betty likes to go to school parties.
Betty decorated her room by covering the entire ceiling with glow-in-the-dark
stickers to make her feel like she's sleeping under a starry sky.
Betty thinks green shutters are cute.
Betty likes to take walks and clear her head.
Betty likes to run on the beach.
Betty likes to relax in a swimming pool.
Betty read a book called "Great Female Figures Of The Millennium".
Betty likes to hang out at the beach, but she agrees with Veronica that it
can get pretty boring: "No variety".
Betty is excited about the first quintuplets born in Riverdale.
Betty is interested in the composers of hit tunes.
Betty thinks that it's cool that Veronica's Aunt Josephine grew up in Riverdale.
Betty thinks that Veronica's Aunt Gladys, a truck driver, is cool.
Betty asks if Aunt Gladys has ever been to Hollywood.
Betty thinks that Veronica's Aunt Gladys, a truck driver, is so down to Earth.
Betty plays the tambourine in the rock group, The Archies.
Betty had a part-time job as a waitress at a new 1950s-type diner.
Betty is a newspaper delivery girl.
Betty sold ice cream during the summer.
Betty and Veronica own and host a local cable access show called "The New
Veronica and Betty Teen Talk Show".
Betty worked at Dairy Swirl in the Riverdale Mall.
Betty was an extra in a movie called "Danger Girl".
Betty is the most-booked baby-sitter in Riverdale.
Betty sold ice cream on the beach during the summer.
Betty is educated about AIDS.
Betty understands baseball lingo.
Betty knows that you're supposed to starve a cold and feed a fever.
Betty doesn't understand modern art at all. She gets depressed just looking
at it.
Betty knows about buying perfume.
Betty knows nothing about the corporate world.
Betty knows about volcanic vents and crusts.
Betty doesn't know much about rare coins.
Betty is good at geometry and tutors Veronica.
Betty is very ignorant when it comes to things from her parents' time such as
dial phones, music, typewriters, rollerskates, one-movie theaters, and record
albums.
Betty is good at world history and tutors Veronica. However, Betty doesn't
know much about ancient Greece.
Betty knows to put on sunscreen lotion when she's at the beach.
Betty rations mints when she and Veronica are stranded in the snow.
Betty shops at the ShopCo Warehouse. She saves lots of money by buying things in bulk.
Veronica once indirectly called Betty a hippy for playing with a hula hoop.
Veronica once called Betty "sister".
Betty sometimes calls Jughead "Jug".
Veronica once called Betty "Goldilocks".
Veronica once called Betty a blonde gold digger.
Archie calls Betty "such a downer" when she thinks that they can't win a roller disco contest.
Betty sometimes calls Archie "Arch".
Betty calls her father the man in her life.
Betty once called Jughead a flake.
Vernica called Betty and "dumb dork" and a "dingbat" for worrying about a snowstorm and not enjoying herself at the mall.
Betty sometimes calls Archie "Archiekins".
Veronica sometimes calls Betty "Betty dear".
Betty often calls Veronica "Ron".
Betty once called Archie "Bubba", a sore loser, and chauvinist.
Archie once called Betty a wisegirl.
Betty's first name is Elizabeth. "Betty" is only her nickname.
Betty calls Archie "the light of my life".
Veronica sometimes calls Betty "chum".
Betty sometimes calls Jughead "Juggiekins".
Betty calls Mr. Lodge "sir".
Veronica calls Betty "the typical girl-next-door", shy, beautiful, but utterly boring.
When Betty doesn't show up at her house to swim, Veronica calls her and Archie "ingrates".
Veronica once called Betty "Betty, the Vampire Slayer".
Veronica once called Betty "girlfriend".
Archie sometimes calls Betty "Bets".
Betty sometimes calls Dilton "Dilly".
Betty sometimes calls Archie "dollface".
Archie sometimes calls Betty "buttercup".
Betty sometimes calls her mom "mother".
Betty sometimes calls Veronica "rich girl" when she's mad at her.
Veronica once called Betty a no-good flattering flirt.
Betty often calls Veronica "Ronnie".
Betty calls Veronica "Your Majesty" as an insult when Veronica's bossy.
Betty calls Veronica "bosom chum".
Betty calls herself and Midge "peasants" as a joke when Veronica flaunts her wealth.
Veronica calls Betty "best friend".
Veronica calls Betty a "brain".
Veronica calls Betty a "worry wart".
Betty calls Archie "Archie dear".
Betty does what her teachers tell her to do.
Betty doesn't cut class on Riverdale Ditch School Day.
Betty believes people should try to say nice things about each other.
Betty believes that the most important thing in the world is love. She believes that money can rent an awful lot of affection, but she also believes that it doesn't last long. She thinks that maybe it's not what we have that counts in life, but who we are inside, that really matters.
Betty believes make-up makes her look pretty.
Betty believes life is bright and beautiful, not gloomy and grim.
Betty doesn't think people should be too hard on someone who makes an honest,
though stupid, mistake.
Betty believes a good relationship is built on communication. She believes
two people must learn to express their inner feelings by speaking frankly
and openly or by communicating in a non-verbal way through touch.
Betty is not greedy. She doesn't care about money or reward.
Betty believes in helping people who aren't all that nice, like Reggie.
"Eternity: one of the many things money can't buy."
Betty believes that reading other people's letters is an invasion of their
privacy, so she doesn't like to do it (but she has no problem with Veronica
reading letters to her).
Betty believes boys should see beyond superficial beauty to the real girl
inside.
Betty believes it's not nice to repeat gossip about others.
Betty thinks Riverdale is boring.
Betty believes that middle-aged people can still live full lives.
Betty is on Jason Blossom's "Always let in" list.
Betty has a cousin named Marie. Betty attended her wedding.
Betty has a cousin named Sally.
Betty has a sister named Polly.
Betty celebrates Thanksgiving with her family.
Betty may or may not believe in angels. She said "if I didn't know better".
Betty exclaims "Holy Smoke!" when she's positively astounded.
A Cooper family tradition is the Super Duper Cooper Christmas, a traditional
old-fashioned Christmas where they curl up on Christmas Eve in front of a
roaring fire, eat popcorn, drink hot chocolate, and sing Christmas carols.
Betty is open to the possibility of the existence of vampires.
Betty believes in demons and has personally met one.
Betty believes in ghouls and has personally met some.
When Veronica calls herself talented and smart, Betty looks up in the air
and holds her arms out.
In a fictional story Betty wrote, she had some of the characters say "Say
your prayers".
Betty uses the expression "Thank heavens".
While Archie is with Betty on a date, Betty expects Archie to forget about
Veronica. Otherwise, Betty gets angry.
Betty and Reggie sometimes go on dates to the movies.
Betty likes to kiss Archie on the couch, and she's very vocal when telling
him her needs: "Ooh! Yes! Yes! Please!"
Betty gets jealous when she sees Archie kissing another girl.
Betty exaggerates injuries just so she can lean against Archie.
Betty cooks romantic dinners for herself and Archie.
Betty wants Archie to hold her tight when she's scared.
Betty likes to walk arm-in-arm with Archie.
Betty doesn't mind when another girl teaches Archie to disco skate.
Betty thinks that Archie and Jughead are nuts when Archie calls ordinary soda "the nectar of this god".
Betty likes to kiss Archie on the lips behind the couch.
Betty gets angry when Veronica indirectly calls Archie "the world's biggest worm".
Betty likes to kiss Archie on the lips at the gym.
Archie takes Betty for granted. He talks to her about his dates with Veronica
and thinks she doesn't mind.
Archie doesn't allow Betty to bake his favorite chocolate chip cookies for
anyone other than him.
Betty and Archie sometimes have lunch together on the beach.
If Betty sees Archie with another girl, she'll go out with Reggie.
Betty seems to be unaware of how much boys are attracted to her and Veronica.
When Betty filled in as a movie usher, she kept pestering Archie and Veronica during the movie. When Veronica yelled at her afterwards, Betty called Veronica ungrateful.
Betty imagined herself and Archie getting married and all of the great things that could happen. She told Archie that, if somebody asked her now, she could always promise to marry him after she graduates from college. Archie missed her hints and asked Veronica to go steady with him, upsetting Betty. Betty told Archie that she wouldn't marry him if he asked her - even if he was the last man on Earth.
Betty sometimes hugs Archie when asking him to do things for her.
When Betty found out that Archie had a cold, she rushed over to his house to
feed him warm chicken soup.
Betty doesn't mind kissing Archie on the cheek at the same time as Veronica.
Betty has photos and a poster of Archie in her room, as well as a t-shirt
with Archie's face on it!
One day back in 1991, Betty thought about Archie 7,983 times!
Betty gave Archie an autographed picture of herself.
Reggie was Betty's date to the Riverdale High Sock Hop.
Betty believes Archie needs a little sympathy when his ego is bruised, and
she tells him so.
Betty carved a heart onto the front of her school locker. She carved an
arrow through the heart. Inside the heart, she carved:
Betty thinks Frank Castle is "rugged".
Betty loves Archie more than anything.
Betty doesn't care that Reggie saved her life. She's only worried that
Archie hurt himself attempting to save her life.
Betty won't look at Archie when he's wearing boxer shorts.
Betty will do anything to kiss Archie and be kissed by him - including
pretending it's their birthdays when it isn't!
Betty thinks eating roasted hot dogs with Archie in front of a roaring fire
is romantic.
Betty apparently doesn't think eating at a hot dog stand on a date is
romantic.
Betty and Archie often stick notes in each other's lockers.
Betty and Archie often beep each other.
Betty and Archie often e-mail each other.
Betty and Archie often talk online in their own private little chat room.
Betty and Archie often fax each other.
Betty looks forward to Valentine's Day. She expects a lot from Archie. On
Sunday, February 14, 1999, when Betty believed that Archie forgot about
Valentine's Day, she called him "a miserable excuse for a boyfriend" and
broke up with him, but she got back together with him when she found out he
had bought her a cake.
Betty and Veronica talk about Archie very often.
Betty loves to kiss Archie!
Betty likes to ride on the same horse as Archie on the merry-go-round.
Betty and Veronica like to attract boys at the beach by walking by in their
swimsuits.
Betty likes to flirt with guys.
Betty is willing to walk to Archie's house in a snowstorm even if Veronica's
house is closer!
Jason Blossom has a major crush on Betty.
Jason wears swimming trunks with Betty's name and picture on it!
Betty's so desperate for a date with Archie, she'll go out with him even if
she's his second choice.
Betty dates Jason Blossom when she has no one else.
Betty likes to check out guys on the beach.
Betty gets dates with people on the day that she meets them.
Betty whispers to Midge that a cute guy is "a hunk" and "buff".
Betty gets angry when the guys pay attention to other girls.
Betty got kissed on the lips by Jason in the Riverdale Town Square at 12:00
AM on January 1, 2000.
It looks like Betty believes people get married too soon. She said today,
two weeks is "practically engaged".
Reggie fantasizes about Betty and Veronica kissing him on the cheeks at the
same time.
Betty doesn't like it when Archie looks lustfully at Veronica - especially
with a magnifying glass.
Betty gets a demented grin on her face after she intimidates Archie.
Archie gets angry and jealous if Betty is with another guy.
Betty uses Veronica's old smitsuits to attract Archie.
Betty sometimes stuffs lots of love notes into Archie's locker.
Betty kisses Archie to warm him up.
If Betty meets a cute door-to-door salesman, she'll buy a lot of products
from him, not caring what they are!
Betty likes a guy at school named Eric.
Archie gets jealous whenever Betty's with another guy.
Betty likes to go where the cutest guys are.
Betty is concerned for Archie's safety when there's danger.
Betty decided to read "Jane Eyre" rather than be with Archie. Then she
realized what she did and changed her mind.
Betty loves flowers. They put her in such a romantic mood. Roses are her
favorite.
Betty has photos of male celebrities she finds cute.
Betty likes Archie's smile.
Betty believes Archie is sensitive and has a great sense of humor.
Betty and Veronica sometimes both date Archie at the exact same time.
Betty doesn't mind it when Archie splats her face with a snowball, because
he has to tackle her to do it. She thinks it's a lot of fun.
Betty has an "Archie" notebook filled with poems, doodles, stories, and
dreams she's written about Archie and herself.
Betty wrote a romantic poem about Archie. She's rather proud of some of the
rhymes. She compared his hair to orange sherbet and thought it was sheer
genius.
Betty goes out with other guys, not just Archie.
Jason and Cheryl kidnapped Betty in revenge for breaking a date with him.
Betty likes to go to romantic movies with Archie. She concentrates on the
sweet aspects of the film.
Reggie sometimes kisses Betty.
Betty believes Archie is stupid, does dumb things, and doesn't have any
skills.
Betty gets really angry when Veronica flirts with Archie.
Betty admits that Archie isn't the handsomest boy in town, but she still
wants him.
The reason Betty becomes suspicious about Frankie cheating on Maria with Brigitte is because Archie frequently looks at other girls.
Betty thinks Archie gives great hugs. That's about all she sees in him.
Betty and Archie kissed on the jumbo screen at the Riversale Stadium during a televised baseball game.
Betty said that Archie's always been the special guy in her life.
Betty wants to take care of Archie when he's injured.
Betty thinks it would be cool if she and Veronica were crimefighting beauties working for Archie.
Betty believes that Archie has girls stashed everywhere.
Veronica wants the love triangle with herself, Archie, and Betty to "live on
forever".
Betty is excited to get asked to the winter carnival by another guy.
Betty made a special arrangement with Mr. Lodge. Whenever he throws Archie out of the mansion, the butler drops Archie off at Betty's front door.
Betty kisses Archie on the cheeks on the beach.
Betty doesn't hate it when Archie's broke, because then he comes over to see her instead of Veronica.
Betty and Archie imagine "a really outrageous date". They forget the cost.
Betty would like to fly to Paris, France, to eat a gourmet dinner at a romantic street cafe, where they serenade them with violins.
Betty would like to fly to Munich, Germany, for a dessert of coffee and pastries.
Betty likes red roses.
Betty likes a single silk rose from the dollar store. She apparently sniffs it.
Betty thinks Archie is a goof and "may be silly", but she loves him.
Betty kisses Archie on the cheek.
Betty writes for the school newspaper, the Blue and Gold.
Betty is on the school's basketball team. Her uniforms consists of gold shorts, a purple jersey, white socks, and white sneakers. Her number is 5, and it's written in gold.
Betty was in Biology class.
Betty and Veronica had Art in third period.
Betty was in drama class. Her teacher was Ms. Ophelia Hammly. The class read
"Julius Caesar" and dressed in togas.
Betty was in art class.
Betty carved a heart onto the front of her school locker. She carved an
arrow through the heart. Inside the heart, she carved:
Betty was in drama class and drama club. Her teacher was Ms. Hankins.
Betty is worried over Veronica leaving skid marks in the school's hallway.
Betty is on the girls' varsity basketball team, the Riverdale Bulldogs. She
drinks something before games, probably for energy. Betty's teammates include
Nancy Harris and Veronica Lodge. Their coach is Coach Grapple.
Betty's a high school junior.
Betty came up with an idea to have murals painted on the walls of Riverdale
High School. She and Chuck even painted one - of a green meadow, flowers,
the sky, and birds.
Betty is on the girls' varsity soccer team in the spring. Her teammates
include Veronica, Nancy, Midge, and Melissa. They want to be league champs,
so they stay in shape year round, go to soccer lectures, and watch soccer
games on TV, including the 1999 World Cup Final. They want to practice so
bad, they clear off the soccer field in the snow!
Betty was in History, Trigonometry, and Chemistry classes. Her Chemistry
teacher is Professor Flutesnoot.
Betty is editor of the school paper.
Betty hosted a Retro Fad Day at school, which she suggested having.
Betty gave a report in English class about bad luck omens and how silly they
are. Miss Grundy found it interesting.
Betty is on the school's baseball team. Her teammates include Veronica Lodge.
Betty was in World History class.
Betty goes to the boys' baseball team's games.
Betty goes to the school holiday dance.
Betty has History class with Veronica, Archie, and Dilton. Miss Grundy teaches it.
Betty is "looking forward to getting back into the grind" when summer vacation is almost over.
Betty meets someone who is home schooled for the first time.
Betty doesn't want to hug and kiss her teacher good morning every day. She finds it disgusting.
Betty likes to ski.
Betty likes to play tennis.
Betty likes to waterski.
Betty likes to play frisbee at the beach.
Betty likes to sled - even when she crashes!
Betty likes to ice skate / figure skate. She can do loops.
Betty likes to play beach volleyball.
Betty likes to swim.
Betty likes to snowboard. She thinks she does "gnarly" stunts.
Betty likes to ride bicycles.
Betty likes to play beachball.
Betty likes to run on the beach to stay in shape for track. She runs at least 2 miles. She's been running for years.
Betty likes to race wave riders with Veronica.
Betty likes to go wind surfing.
Betty likes to play basketball.
Betty likes to play soccer.
Betty likes to play baseball.
Betty exercises by lifting dumbbells.
Betty crosses her fingers for good luck and tells others to do the same.
Betty doesn't believe in horoscopes.
Betty may or may not believe in tea leaf reading, but she thinks it's fun.
Betty thinks it's fun to see a fortune teller at a fair, but she doesn't believe in psychic abilities, despite seeing coincidences, which she dismisses as "dumb luck".
Betty doesn't believe magic 8-Balls work.
Betty used to believe in fortune cookies, but she probably doesn't anymore.
Betty doesn't believe in bad luck omens. She thinks they're silly.
Betty doesn't believe in good luck charms.
Betty was hypnotized into clucking like a chicken. She thought she looked like a complete idiot, but it didn't bother her much.
Betty may or may not believe in palm reading, but she has a friend who does it.
Betty apparently believes in hypnosis.
Betty likes Cary Grant movies.
Betty likes movies from the 1950s.
Betty likes quiz shows.
Betty likes funny home video shows.
Betty is a James Dean fan and likes "Rebel Without a Cause".
Betty likes sitcoms.
Betty likes world records shows.
Betty likes horror movies.
Betty likes "Candid Camera".
Betty watches a program about antiques.
Betty's seen a few television adaptations of "Jane Eyre".
Betty's favorite television program involves a dog.
Betty would rather read "Jane Eyre" than watch her favorite television
program.
There's nothing Betty enjoys more than a romantic movie, like "Romeo and
Juliet" and "Cleopatra and Mark Antony".
Betty likes romantic comedies.
Betty feels watching videos is exciting.
Betty doesn't like to sit around all day, watching TV and eating sweets.
Betty likes "Charlie's Angels". She likes the movie better than the show, though.
A. The FAQ
Revision History
Version 5.0
I updated my copyright of this FAQ.
I added some big news as well as info on the next version of the FAQ in the Betty Update section.
I updated the URLs to the Betty and Cheryl FAQs in the Introduction.
I renamed the "Sources I Use and Don't Use in the FAQ" section to "Scope" and added info to it.
I renamed the "Key Codes" section to "Codes" and added 4 codes.
I added 5 old merchandise items.
I updated the URL to my Betty fanfic.
I added info from:
Version 4.0
I moved the Revision History up and changed my rule about how often I release a new version of the FAQ.
I moved the Copyrights and Permissions up and updated my copyright of this FAQ and my e-mail address.
I changed the "IMPORTANT BETTY UPDATE!!!" section to simply "Betty Update". It's for current and future FAQ happenings.
I updated the Introduction to better reflect the purpose of this FAQ.
I made two slight exceptions regarding adding info from digests in "Sources I Use and Don't Use in the FAQ".
I updated the status of "Archie's Weird Mysteries" in the other media section.
I added some info on fan fiction and updated the URL to my fanfic.
I added some info on fan art.
I fixed the title of the Betty's Fashions section.
I added a new section in General Information called "Does Betty Have Siblings?". It's between other media and merchandise.
I added a new section in Detailed Information called "Betty's Family". It's between Betty's Diary and Betty's Fashions.
I added info from:
Version 3.0
I sold most of my digests and changed my rule about adding info from them.
I changed my rule about how often I release a new version of the FAQ.
I renamed "Betty's Clothes" to "Betty's Fashions" and moved it accordingly.
I removed the "Stuff I Have That I Still Have to Add to the FAQ" section.
I added more info regarding Betty's first appearance.
I added more info on the comic books Betty has appeared in.
I added more info on the old animated series and Betty's voice actor, as well
as movie info and some radio and song info, in the Other Media section.
I added info on new current merchandise.
I added some info on fan fiction and 1 URL.
I added info from:
Version 2.0
I added a "Key Codes" section and started using abbreviations for the titles.
I added a "Travels" section.
I updated the schedule for "Archie's Weird Mysteries" in the Other Media
section.
I added info on more merchandise.
I added info from:
Version 1.0
The first release of the FAQ.
Copyrights and Permissions
Betty Update
http://www.archiecomics.com/bannertop.html
Posted: Tue., Jul. 22, 2003, 10:10pm PT
Comics co. to enter film, tv realm with live action pic
By MICHAEL FLEMING
July 23, 2003
Contact:Miramax
Matthew Hiltzik
(212) 625-2222
Sarah Levinson
(212) 625-5029
Archie Comics Entertainment
Steve Syatt
(818) 501-0700
MIRAMAX AND ARCHIE COMICS TO CO-PRODUCE LIVE ACTION THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURE BASED ON COMIC BOOK ICONS BETTY & VERONICA
Miramax Films and Archie Comics Entertainment LLC are teaming up to co-produce a major live action theatrical motion picture based on the popular comic book icons BETTY & VERONICA. The announcement was made today by Miramax co-chairman Harvey Weinstein and Archie Comics Entertainment President Allan I. Grafman.
Archie Comics Entertainment LLC was established in 2003 as the entertainment and licensing arm of Archie Comic Publications, home of the world renowned character properties Archie, Betty, Veronica, Jughead and their Riverdale friends, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Josie and the Pussycats and Katy Keene, as well as super hero properties Mighty Crusaders including The Web. With offices in metro New York, Archie Comics Entertainment is involved in the development, production and worldwide distribution of original projects for television, film and home video, music, live events and the Internet as well as represents the licensing and merchandising of its enduring brands across all global markets. Archie Comics Entertainment is on the Web at www.archiecomics.com.
Los Angeles: Steve Syatt (818) 501-0700
New York: Robin Lawson (212) 679-4750
Introduction
Scope
Archie, No. 179 (2/68), 371 (10/89), 410 (4/93), 412-415 (6/93 - 9/93), 417-421 (11/93 - 3/94), 500 (10/00)
Archie, Free Comic Book Day Edition, No. 1 (7/03)
Archie & Friends, No. 3 (3/93)
Archie Giant Series Magazine Presents Betty and Veronica Spectacular
Archie Giant Series Magazine Presents Betty and Veronica Summer Fun
Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica
Archie's Spring Break!, No. 2 (1997), 5 (2000)
Archie's Super Teens, No. 3 (1995)
Archie's Vacation Special, No. 8 (2000)
Archie's Weird Mysteries, Vol. 1, No. 1 (2/00), 3-8 (4/00 - 9/00)
Betty, No. 71-72 (3/99 - 4/99), 83-85 (3/00 - 5/00), 116 (10/02)
Betty and Me, No. 62 (12/74), 171 (10/88)
Betty and Veronica, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), 145-147 (3/00 - 5/00)
Betty and Veronica Spectacular, No. 34 (3/99), 40-44 (3/00 - 11/00)
Betty and Veronica Summer Fun, No. 6 (1999)
Betty's Diary, No. 28 (9/89)
Cheryl Blossom, No. 20-23 (3/99 - 6/99), 25-30 (9/99 - 3/00)
Dilton's Strange Science, No. 4 (2/90)
Faculty Funnies, No. 4 (3/90)
Jughead, Vol. 2, No. 9 (12/88)
Laugh, No. 209 (8/68)
The New Archies, No. 11 (1/89)
Reggie and Me, No. 92 (12/76), 94 (3/77), 98 (8/77)
Reggie's "Wise Guy" Jokes, No. 41 (5/77)
Veronica, No. 84-86 (2/99 - 4/99), 89-110 (7/99 - 4/01)
Archie Comics Digest Magazine, No. 102 (6/90)
Archie Digest Magazine, No. 108 (6/91), 155 (6/98, possibly not all of it)
Archie Americana Series, Volume 5, Best of the Eighties (2001)
Archie's Weird Mysteries # 17-19 (01/19/00 - 01/21/00)
Codes
Archie: Return to Riverdale (ARR)
Archie & Friends (AF)
Archie Americana Series, Volume 5, Best of the Eighties (AAS5)
Archie Comics Digest Magazine (ACD)
Archie Digest Magazine (AD)
Archie Giant Series Magazine Presents Betty and Veronica Spectacular (AGSMPBVS)
Archie Giant Series Magazine Presents Betty and Veronica Summer Fun (AGSMPBVSF)
Archie Meets The Punisher (AMP)
Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica (AGBV)
Archie's Pals 'N' Gals (APG)
Archie's Spring Break! (ASB)
Archie's Super Teens (AST)
Archie's Weird Mysteries (AWM) (No. for comic, # for show)
Betty (BET)
Betty and Me (BETME)
Betty and Veronica (BV)
Betty and Veronica Spectacular (BVS)
Betty and Veronica Summer Fun (BVSF)
Betty's Diary (BETD)
Cheryl Blossom (CB)
Everything's Archie (EA)
Faculty Funnies (FF)
Jughead (JUG)
Laugh (LGH)
The New Archies (TNA)
Reggie and Me (REGME)
Reggie's "Wise Guy" Jokes (RWGJ)
Veronica (VER)
B. General Information
Who is Betty Cooper?
Where did Betty first appear?
What comic books has Betty appeared in?
What other media has Betty appeared in?
Does Betty Have Siblings?
What Betty merchandise is available?
2 Betty and Veronica (22" x 28") color posters, Soda Shop and Day Dream
a 25-sheet notepad (with Betty's head in the middle left)
a pen that writes in 3 colors (with Betty's head on the back)
The Official Archie Club Membership Card (with Betty's head in the upper-right corner)
Betty 18" vinyl doll with doll stand
The Archie 1990 calendar (full color, 12 months, over 100 jokes, 12" x 9 1/4" that opens up to 12" x 18 1/2", only 5,000 copies printed, not sold in stores)
I'll try to get more info on older merchandise.
a www.archiecomics.com hat with Betty and Veronica's faces
a Cartoon Girl Power shirt with Betty, Veronica, Cheryl, and Sabrina's faces
a www.archiecomics.com t-shirt with Betty, Veronica, and Archie
a Groovy Betty t-shirt
Look for order forms in the various Archie Comics titles.
Is there any Betty fan fiction available?
Is there any Betty fan art available?
Quick Facts
Archie Comics on Betty
C. Detailed Information
Betty's Childhood
[TNA, No. 11 (1/89), "Dream Queen Nightmare"]
[ARC, No. 414 (8/93), "Camping Cutups"]
[ARC, No. 415 (9/93), "Past Tense"]
Betty's Abilities
[LGH, No. 209 (8/68), "What's Happening Where The Girls are?"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "Hoop-De-Doo"]
[JUG, No. 327 (2/83), "The Punk" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[ARC, No. 336 (7/85), "Lookalike Loony" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[TNA, No. 11 (1/89), "Thanksgiving Stuffing"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "Multiple Image"]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Prize Surprise"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Rivalry"; CB, No. 26 (10/99), "Skateboardin'
Blossom"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
[ARC, No. 417 (11/93), "Wet and Wild"]
[AST, No. 3 (1995), "Mr. Glacier's Frozen Confections", "Food Demon", "Mad
Doctor Doom's Dupe" Part 2]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 2]
[VER, No. 89 (7/99), "A Tale of Two Proms"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "Prom
Primer"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Horseshoe Fits"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Fortune Told Off"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Not Watered Down"]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), "Where in the World is Veronica Lodge? Part I"]
[CB, No. 25 (9/99), "Creature Feature on Party Beach" Part 1]
[VER, No. 92 (10/99), "Veronica's Scrappy Scrapbook"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "Prom Primer"]
[VER, No. 101 (7/00), "Ruff Responsibility"]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Royal Turmoil"]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Royal Turmoil"]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Royal Turmoil"]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Royal Turmoil"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Whale of a Sale"]
Betty's Accomplishments
[AGSMPBVS, No. 506 (6/81), "Bo Woe" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[LGH, No. 376 (1/83), "Buckaroo Fever" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BV, Vol. 1, No. 310 (10/81), Fleeting Meeting - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[EA, No. 112 (7/84), "The Breakdancing Break" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[EA, No. 115 (1/85), "The Fame Game" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETD, No. 1 (4/86), The Celebrity - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), Wedded Blitz]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "The Great Cat Burglar Mystery"]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Second Best"]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Prize Surprise"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
[AF, No. 3 (3/93), "asciiPad Champ"]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Vacation Frustration" Part II]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Vacation Frustration" Part II]
[VER, No. 85 (3/99), "Dollightful"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[VER, No. 89 (7/99), "A Tale of Two Proms"]
[CB, No. 25 (9/99), "Creature Feature on Party Beach" Part 2]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Fun, Fun, Fun!"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "The Flaw of Averages"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Medal Mania"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "The Grass is Always Greener..."]
[VER, No. 98 (4/00), "Nets to You"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "You Ought to Be in Pictures" Parts I & 2]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 5 (6/00), "Time/Space Conundrum" Chapter Two]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 5 (6/00), "Time/Space Conundrum" Chapters Two, Three, and
Four]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 6 (7/00), "A Familiar Old Haunt" Chapter IV]
How Betty Deals with Anger
[ARC, No. 179 (2/68), "Trust in Me"]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), Wedded Blitz]
[ARC, No. 371 (10/89), "Defense Zone"]
[ARC, No. 414 (8/93), "Camping Cutups"]
[ARC, No. 415 (9/93), "Hot Foot"]
[ARC, No. 415 (9/93), "Hot Foot"]
[AST, No. 3 (1995), "Evilheart's Revenge!" Part 1]
[AD, No. 155 (6/98), "Very Touching"]
[VER, No. 84 (2/99), "Whatever-!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Romance a la Jughead"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Nameless game!"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "The Assistant"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "The Assistant"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Doll Daffy"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 5 (6/00), "Time/Space Conundrum" Chapter Two]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Frankie's Back!" Part One]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Look into my Eyes"]
Betty's Belongings
[EA, No. 112 (7/84), "The Breakdancing Break" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "Turnabout Tape"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "Multiple Image"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), front cover]
[VER, No. 84 (2/99), "Art Appreciation"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "The
Grass is Always Greener..."]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "A Day to Remember"; BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Caramel
Coated"; BET, No. 84 (4/00), "An Open Book"]
[VER, No. 85 (3/99), "SnowBound"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Private Matters"]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 1]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Fortune Told Off"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Room For Improvement"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Room For Improvement"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "The Flaw of Averages"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "Sale Tale"]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Not-So-Private Eye"]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Perfectly Ridiculous"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Hog Wild"]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Frankie's Back!" Part One]
[ARC, No. 500 (10/00), "Happy Anni-worse-ary!" Part One]
[AAS5 (2001), back cover]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Whale of a Sale"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "A Different Kind Of Classroom"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Fitness Program"]
Cars Betty Drives
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Horror-scope"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Private Matters"]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 1]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Hog Wild"]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "That's Pretty Fishy!"]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), "Keep It In The Family" Part 2]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "A Different Kind Of Classroom"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Fitness Program"]
Betty Using Deceit
[LGH, No. 376 (1/83), "Buckaroo Fever" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "Snow Job"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), Three's a Crowd]
[CB, No. 28 (1/00), "Snowbored"]
Betty's Diary
Today I had even more fantastic luck... I won't be seeing him anymore.
[BETD, No. 1 (4/86), The Celebrity - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
After many tries Archie finally won a stuffed toy for me.
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), front cover]
Today I went to my cousin's wedding!
It was really beautiful, but I couldn't help wishing!
...that it was Archie and me up there, instead!
It must be wonderful to be a bride!
Everybody makes such a fuss over you at showers and parties!
And you get lots of lovely presents to start your new life together!
Not to mention the new dimond ring you get to flash around!
It would be marvelous to be a bride... especially Mrs. Archie Andrews!
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), Wedded Blitz]
I call this chapter "The Great Cat Burglar Mystery." It all started last week when everyone in the neighborhood began experiencing petty thefts...
...so with the help of Jughead's detective kit, Archie began his investigation...
The police found that the monkey had escaped from the circus that had just left town...
So, Diary, the circus got its monkey back, we got all our posessions back, Archie retired from the detective business and the case of "The Great Cat...er...Monkey Burglar Mystery" was marked "Closed"!
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "The Great Cat Burglar Mystery"]
Today, Veronica and I had one of our "unproductive" days...
Usually there's only one thing we wind up doing when we're bored...
and so, since neither of us really wanted to go there, I got an idea...
So - guess where we ended up, Dear Diary? Yeah, that's right...the mall!
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"]
Life certainly is interesting, when you have a friend as rich as Veronica Lodge!
Because of her, I've gotten a view on how the "other half" lives!
With Ron, I've done things far beyond the reach of my bank account!
One year, Veronica took me along on her vacation to the Bahamas!
Then, there was the time we went to Europe!
And to get to these exotic locals, we rode in the Lodges' private jet!
I've also ridden in expensive cars...
...eaten in fabulous restaurants..
...and worn gorgeous clothes all due to Veronica's generosity!
I've played tennis and golf at her exclusive country club...
ridden thoroughbreds with her at the Lodge riding stables...
...and gone skiing at the Lodges' private mountain...er...lodge!
All of it is like a wonderful dream come true!
Then something awful happens! It begins with a simple thought...
...and before I know it, it spreads discontentedness through me...
...and eventually, it develops into full-blown envy!
When I get like that, Diary, I'm not fit to live with...nothing satisfies me!
All I can see is Veronica having, and me not having!
And just when I think life couldn't be any more unfair...
someone usually snaps me back to reality!
That kind of reasoning always makes me think, Dear Diary!
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
One Archie Andrews has always been fine with me, but this weekend I had
twoArchies on my hands, which is one too many! It all began on
Saturday morning---
I had worked all week on my art project--right down to show day!
Two hours later, we were there!
Dear Diary: I wasn't paying attention to how much spray I was globbing on!
The hot auditorium lights didn't help matters either!
Dear Diary: You guessed it! No blue ribbon, no cash prize! Archie and I came
back to Riverdale empty-handed...
after depositing "Victory" in the scrap heap!
But, maybe I won the kind of prizes they don't hand out in contests!
And I was totally honest...about myself and my art
but next time, I'm gonna get a better brand of hair spray!
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
There was never anything like it in the history of Riverdale, the day the
Punisher came to town...
Just about the whole town stayed up all night to see if Ronnie was okay and
catch a glimpse of Frank (he told me to call him Frank!). We all celebrated
with an early morning breakfast at Pop's ... That's the funny thing ... I
got the feeling Frank didn't really want to leave. My dad says
Frank's a psychopath. Okay, maybe he is a tad hostile...
...but if the Punisher's the bad guy people say he is, he'd never
have put up with Archie all night!
--but when I think of all the circumstances that brought Frank to
Riverdale--! It was either the most incredible coincidence in history, or
maybe, just maybe...it really is a small world!
[AMP, Vol. 1, No. 1 (8/94)]
[ARC, No. 500 (10/00), "Happy Anni-worse-ary!" Part One]
[ARC, No. 500 (10/00), "Happy Anni-worse-ary!" Part One]
Betty's Family
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "A Different Kind Of Classroom"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Fitness Program"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Fitness Program"]
Betty's Fashions
[ARC, No. 179 (2/68), front cover]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), front cover]
[REGME, No. 94 (3/77), "Archie's Gag Bag"]
[BV, Vol. 1, No. 302 (2/81), "In the Swing" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[AGSMPBVS, No. 506 (6/81), "Bo Woe" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[LGH, No. 376 (1/83), "Buckaroo Fever" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001); ARC, No. 410 (4/93), "Cue View"]
[JUG, No. 327 (2/83), "The Punk" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), front cover - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETD, No. 1 (4/86), The Celebrity - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 11 (7/86), front cover - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "Betty and Veronica's Back To School Fashions"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), front cover]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "A Word to the Unwise"; BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "The Great Cat Burglar Mystery"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "A Word to the Unwise"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "A Word to the Unwise"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "The Great Cat Burglar Mystery"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "The Great Cat Burglar Mystery"]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Prize Surprise"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Rivalry"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "Big Mouth"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "Strange Facts About Archie and the Gang"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Horror-scope"]
[VER, No. 84 (2/99), "Whatever-!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Out of Season"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Like in Ancient Egypt" Parts One and 2]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Like in Ancient Egypt" Part One, "Dress Like an
Egyptian"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Like in Ancient Egypt" Part 2]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Fashion Fantasy of the 50's"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 147
(5/00), "Models Fashions of the 50's"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Nameless game!"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Those 70's Girls"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Those 70's Girls"]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), Where in the World is Veronica Lodge Part I]
[CB, No. 25 (9/99), "Jungle Blossom"; VER, No. 93 (11/99), "Veronica, My
Hero!" Part 2]
[CB, No. 25 (9/99), "Jungle Blossom"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), front cover]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), front cover, The Act To Attract]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), Scene Stealer]
[CB, No. 26 (10/99), "Skateboardin' Blossom"]
[VER, No. 96 (2/00), "Veronica's Closet!"]
[VER, No. 96 (2/00), "Veronica's Closet!"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Attention Getter"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Everybody's Pal?"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Moody Blues"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Run, Betty, Run!"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "Hint Stint"]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "A Good Vintage"]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "A Good Vintage"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Super Styles for Betty and Veronica"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Super Styles for Betty and Veronica"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "She's Too Bossy"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "Camouflage Cuties"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Leisure Fashions of the 40's"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Weather or Not"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 5 (6/00), "Time/Space Conundrum" Chapter One]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "See you in the Funny Papers"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "Prom Primer"]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Frankie's Back!" Part One]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Frankie's Back" Part 2]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Frankie's Back" Part 2]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Look into my Eyes"]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "That's Pretty Fishy!"]
[VER, No. 101 (7/00), "Tall Story"]
[VER, No. 102 (8/00), "Lodge Is The Law" Part II]
[VER, No. 102 (8/00), "It's A Cold Cold Summer"]
[VER, No. 103 (9/00), "I'm History" Part One]
[VER, No. 103 (9/00), "You've Got A Friend"]
[VER, No. 103 (9/00), "You've Got A Friend"]
[AVS, No. 8 (2000), front cover]
[AVS, No. 8 (2000), "Riverdale Family Andrews" Part One]
[AVS, No. 8 (2000), "Fashion with a Passion"]
[VER, No. 104 (10/00), Boot Camp Lodge Part Two]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), Archie's Angels, Part I]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Fight For The Privileged"]
[VER, No. 105 (11/00), "The Big Wish"]
[VER, No. 106 (12/00), "The Dream Tune"]
[VER, No. 106 (12/00), "Purple Passion"]
[AAS5 (2001), front cover]
[AAS5 (2001), Table of Contents]
[AAS5 (2001), back cover]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Whale of a Sale"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Whale of a Sale"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Whale of a Sale"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Whale of a Sale"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "A Different Kind Of Classroom"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Neat Treat"]
Betty's Fears
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), Snowed Under]
[ARC, No. 415 (9/93), "The Big Fear"; BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Fright Night"]
[ARC, No. 418 (12/93), "Squirrely Tale!"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Private Matters"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Moody Blues"]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), "Keep It In The Family" Part 2]
Betty's Favorite Foods
[LGH, No. 209 (8/68), "Million Holler Movie"; AWM, Vol. 1, No. 4 (5/00),
"Archie Squared", Chapter Two]
[LGH, No. 209 (8/68), "Million Holler Movie"]
[REGME, No. 92 (12/76) and 94 (3/77), front cover; BET, No. 71 (3/99),
"Romance a la Jughead"]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), front cover]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), front cover]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "Surprise Ending!"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "Scared Happy"]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "Let's Do the FruitSlush Mush!"]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Second Best"]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "The Taste of Adventure" Part 2]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Rivalry"; VER, No. 92 (10/99), "Scent-imental"]
[ARC, No. 410 (4/93), "The Long and Short of It"]
[ARC, No. 414 (8/93), "Camping Cutups"; VER, No. 91 (9/99), A Simple Fact!]
[AST, No. 3 (1995), "Mr. Glacier's Frozen Confections"]
[AST, No. 3 (1995), "Mr. Glacier's Frozen Confections"]
[AD, No. 155 (6/98), front cover]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Romance a la Jughead"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "A Day to Remember"; CB, No. 28 (1/00), "Holi-Daze"
Part One; BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Fun, Fun, Fun!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "A Day to Remember"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Fright Night", "Special Delivery"; BET, No. 84 (4/00),
"An Open Book"]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 2]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), Scene Stealer]
[CB, No. 26 (10/99), "Skateboardin' Blossom"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Caramel Coated"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "Hint Stint"]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Perfectly Ridiculous"]
[AVS, No. 8 (2000), "Riverdale Family Andrews" Part Two]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), Try That For Size!]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "A Different Kind Of Classroom"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
Betty's Friendship with Veronica Lodge
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "One Good Turn"]
[TNA, No. 11 (1/89), front cover]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "A Word to the Unwise"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), Wedded Blitz]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Second Best"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "Scents-itive"]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Vacation Frustration" Part II]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Good Skate Bad Skate"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Out of Season"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Out of Season"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "I Only
Have Ice For You"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), front cover]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Like in Ancient Egypt" Part One]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Like in Ancient Egypt" Parts One and 2]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Nameless game!"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Run,
Betty, Run!"]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Parts 1, 2, & 3]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Horseshoe Fits"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Slick Trick"]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), Where in the World is Veronica Lodge Part I]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), Where in the World is Veronica Lodge? Part I]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), Where in the World is Veronica Lodge Part I; BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Run, Betty, Run!"]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), A Simple Fact!]
[VER, No. 94 (12/99), front cover]
[VER, No. 94 (12/99), "Born To Shop!"]
[VER, No. 94 (12/99), "Born To Shop!"]
[VER, No. 94 (12/99), Power Play!]
[CB, No. 28 (1/00), "Holi-Daze" Parts One and Two]
[VER, No. 96 (2/00), "Veronica's Closet!"]
[CB, No. 29 (2/00), "To Catch a Falling Star" Part 1]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Dear Betty & Veronica"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "I Only Have Ice For You"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "The Grass is Always Greener..."]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Dear Betty & Veronica"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Run, Betty, Run!"]
[VER, No. 98 (4/00), "It's in the Cards"]
[VER, No. 98 (4/00), "The Master Manipulator"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "The Assistant"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Cold Wash"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Guest Distress"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two for One" Part One]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two for One" Part One]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two for One" Part One]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two for One" Part One]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two for One" Part 2]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "She's Too Bossy"]
[VER, No. 99 (5/00), "Now That's Scary" Part Two]
[VER, No. 100 (6/00), "I Need My Own Space"]
[VER, No. 100 (6/00), "Space Case"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "See you in the Funny Papers"]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Frankie's Back!" Part One]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "That's Pretty Fishy!"]
[VER, No. 102 (8/00), front cover]
[VER, No. 102 (8/00), "Lodge Is The Law" Part I]
[VER, No. 102 (8/00), "Lodge Is The Law" Part I]
[VER, No. 102 (8/00), "It's A Cold Cold Summer"]
[VER, No. 102 (8/00), "It's A Cold Cold Summer"]
[VER, No. 103 (9/00), front cover]
[VER, No. 103 (9/00), "You've Got A Friend"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 8 (9/00), "Seafood, Be Food!", Chapter Three]
[VER, No. 104 (10/00), Boot Camp Lodge Part One]
[VER, No. 104 (10/00), Boot Camp Lodge Part One]
[VER, No. 104 (10/00), Boot Camp Lodge Part Two]
[ARC, No. 500 (10/00), "Happy Anni-worse-ary!" Part One]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Fight For The Privileged"]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Fight For The Privileged"]
[VER, No. 106 (12/00), "Best Buds"]
[VER, No. 107 (1/01), "Music To Her Ears" Part Two]
[VER, No. 107 (1/01), "Dress Mess!"]
[VER, No. 108 (2/01), Veronica's Wonderful Life! Part 2]
[VER, No. 108 (2/01), "Fashion Bashin'"]
[VER, No. 109 (3/01), "Please Don't Repeat Yourself" Part One]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), "Keep It In The Family" Part 2]
Betty's Friendship with Cheryl Blossom
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Like in Ancient Egypt" Parts One and 2]
[CB, No. 21 (4/99), "Dog Gone"]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Parts 1, 2, & 3]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), Where in the World is Veronica Lodge Part 2]
[CB, No. 28 (1/00), "Holi-Daze" Parts One and Two]
[CB, No. 29 (2/00), "To Catch a Falling Star" Part 1]
[CB, No. 29 (2/00), "Behind the 8-Ball"]
[CB, No. 30 (3/00), "fashion Victim"]
[CB, No. 30 (3/00), "Dear Cheryl"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), front cover]
[VER, No. 99 (5/00), "Now That's Scary" Part Two]
Betty's Other Friends
[JUG, Vol. 2, No. 9 (12/88), "Double Your Pleasure"]
[TNA, No. 11 (1/89), "Thanksgiving Stuffing"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), Three's a Crowd]
[VER, No. 84 (2/99), "Whatever-!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Romance a la Jughead"]
[CB, No. 22 (5/99), "Brotherly Love"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), Scene Stealer]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Slick Trick"]
[VER, No. 94 (12/99), Power Play!]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "The Big Blahs"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Everybody's Pal?"]
[BVS, No. 40 (3/00), "The Love Letters", Part One; BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two
for One" Part 2]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "The Assistant"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "Palm Qualm"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Frankie's Back!" Part One]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Frankie's Back!" Part One]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "That's Pretty Fishy!"]
[ARC, No. 500 (10/00), "Happy Anni-worse-ary" Part 2]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Fight For The Privileged"]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Fight For The Privileged"]
[VER, No. 106 (12/00), "Best Buds"]
[VER, No. 107 (1/01), "Dress Mess!"]
[VER, No. 108 (2/01), "Poetic Justice"]
Betty's Beliefs on Giving
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "The Date"]
[TNA, No. 11 (1/89), "Thanksgiving Stuffing"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "Scents-itive"]
[ARC, No. 413 (7/93), "Food Choice"]
[VER, No. 92 (10/99), "Scent-imental"]
[VER, No. 96 (2/00), "Veronica's Closet!"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "Sale Tale"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "She's Too Bossy"]
Betty's Beliefs about Herself
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), Snowed Under]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 6 (7/00), "A Familiar Old Haunt" Chapter I]
Betty's Hobbies
[ARC, No. 289 (2/80), Boogie Buggy - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[VER, No. 84 (2/99), "Art Appreciation"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"; VER, No. 91 (9/99), "Where in the
World is Veronica Lodge? Part I"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Run, Betty,
Run!"]
[VER, No. 96 (2/00), "Deep Freeze!"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 3 (4/00), "A Mighty Weird Crusade", Chapter Four]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Stuffed Situation"]
Betty's Honesty Policy
[TNA, No. 11 (1/89), "History Lesson"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "Multiple Image"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Vacation Frustration!" Parts I & II]
[VER, No. 89 (7/99), "Citation Frustration"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Ol' Switcheroo"]
Betty's Sense of Humor
[REGME, No. 98 (8/77), front cover; RWGJ, No. 41 (5/77), "Mail Travail";
ARC, No. 418 (12/93), "Bad Hair Day"; ARC, No. 418 (12/93), "Squirrely
Tale!"; ARC, No. 420 (2/94), "Wrapped Up in Christmas"]
[ARC, No. 336 (7/85), "Lookalike Loony" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[FF, No. 4 (3/90), front cover]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Nag Gag"]
[ARC, No. 419 (1/94), "Reggie the Wonderful!"]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Baby Talk"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Nameless game!"]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Vacation Frustration!" Part I]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[VER, No. 90 (8/99), "Look Who's Talking!"; BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two for
One" Part 2]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), Where in the World is Veronica Lodge Part 2]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), Scene Stealer]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Not Watered Down"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Room For Improvement"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Fun, Fun, Fun!"]
[BVS, No. 40 (3/00), "Aim Game"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Caramel Coated"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Run, Betty, Run!"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "The Assistant", "Cold Wash"; BVS, No. 41
(5/00), "She's Too Bossy"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Cold Wash"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two for One" Part 2]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Just My Luck!"]
[VER, No. 99 (5/00), "Now That's Scary" Part Two]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), front cover]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "You Ought to Be in Pictures" Part I]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "You Ought to Be in Pictures" Part 2]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "Prom Primer"]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), front cover]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "That's Pretty Fishy!"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 6 (7/00), "A Familiar Old Haunt" Chapter II]
[VER, No. 103 (9/00), "Screen Time"]
[VER, No. 107 (1/01), "Dress Mess!"]
[VER, No. 107 (1/01), "Dress Mess!"]
[VER, No. 109 (3/01), "Please Don't Repeat Yourself" Part One]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), All Dolled Up!]
Illnesses Betty Has Gotten
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Talk Balk"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Ol' Switcheroo"]
Other People's Image of Betty
[BV, Vol. 1, No. 310 (10/81), Fleeting Meeting - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[JUG, No. 327 (2/83), "The Punk" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[JUG, No. 327 (2/83), "The Punk" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[VER, No. 84 (2/99), "Art Appreciation"]
[CB, No. 20 (3/99), "Cinderblossom" Parts One and Two]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "The Grass is Always Greener..."]
[VER, No. 103 (9/00), "I'm History" Part One]
[VER, No. 105 (11/00), Veronica Lodge: Attorney of Love Part 1, Veronica Lodge: Attorney of Love Part 2]
[VER, No. 108 (2/01), Veronica's Wonderful Life! Part 2]
Betty's Interests
[LGH, No. 209 (8/68), "Million Holler Movie"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "Gold is Where You Find It"]
[AGSMPBVS, No. 506 (6/81), "Bo Woe" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[EA, No. 112 (7/84), "The Breakdancing Break" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[EA, No. 115 (1/85), "The Fame Game" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[EA, No. 117 (5/85), "Trivia Travesty" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETD, No. 1 (4/86), The Celebrity - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 160 (8/87), front cover - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 160 (8/87), front cover - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 160 (8/87), front cover - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "The Date"; CB, No. 22 (5/99), "Brotherly Love"]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "Turnabout Tape"]
[TNA, No. 11 (1/89), "A Blast from the Past"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), Snowed Under]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Talk Balk"; Betty, No. 71 (3/99), front cover]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), Big Ethel Pin Up]
[ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Record Ruckus"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "Do Your Thing"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"; VER, No. 84 (2/99), "Art
Appreciation"; BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Like in Ancient Egypt" Parts One and 2]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "Scents-itive"]
[ARC, No. 415 (9/93), front cover]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Baby Talk"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Dear Betty & Veronica"]
[VER, No. 86 (4/99), "Country Western Showdown"]
[CB, No. 22 (5/99), "Big in Japan" Part I]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 2]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 3]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Slick Trick"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "The Retro Blues"]
[CB, No. 26 (10/99), "fashion Emergency"; CB, No. 29 (2/00), front cover,
"To Catch a Falling Star" Part 2]
[CB, No. 29 (2/00), "Behind the 8-Ball"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Attention Getter"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "The Big Blahs"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "The Big Blahs"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "The Big Blahs"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Everybody's Pal?"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Room For Improvement"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Room For Improvement"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Fun, Fun, Fun!"]
[BVS, No. 40 (3/00), "Welcome to the New Millennium!", "Dear Betty &
Veronica"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "Hint Stint"]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Not-So-Private Eye"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), front cover]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two for One" Part 2]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "She's Too Bossy"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "You Ought to Be in Pictures" Part I]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "The Phone Flap"]
[VER, No. 100 (6/00), "I Need My Own Space"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Doll Daffy"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Weather or Not"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Weather or Not"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Dear Betty & Veronica"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), front cover]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "Stars in My Eyes"]
[VER, No. 101 (7/00), "Window Shopping"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 6 (7/00), "A Familiar Old Haunt" Chapter I]
[VER, No. 102 (8/00), "It's A Cold Cold Summer"]
[AVS, No. 8 (2000), "Pool Fools"]
[VER, No. 103 (9/00), "I'm History" Part One]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 8 (9/00), "Seafood, Be Food!", Chapter Three]
[VER, No. 105 (11/00), "Five Times The Trouble"]
[VER, No. 106 (12/00), "The Dream Tune"]
[VER, No. 107 (1/01), 'Great-Aunt-ics!]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), "Keep It In The Family" Part I]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), "Keep It In The Family" Part I]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), "Keep It In The Family" Part 2]
Betty's Jobs
[EA, No. 112 (7/84), "The Breakdancing Break" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), Three's a Crowd]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 1]
[VER, No. 93 (11/99), "Occupational Hazard!"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "You Ought to Be in Pictures" Parts I & 2]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 5 (6/00), "Time/Space Conundrum" Chapter Four]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Neat Treat"]
Betty's Knowledge
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "A Public Service Message from Archie Comics"]
[ARC, No. 371 (10/89), "Defense Zone"]
[ARC, No. 371 (10/89), "Bold Cold"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "Scents-itive"]
[VER, No. 95 (1/00), "Taking Stock!"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "Generation Gap Flap"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "Fatal Distraction"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 8 (9/00), "Seafood, Be Food!", Chapter Three]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), "Keep It In The Family" Part 2]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), Try That For Size!]
Names Betty is Called or Calls Others
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "Hoop-De-Doo"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "One Good Turn"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "The Persuader"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "Gold is Where You Find It"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "Gold is Where You Find It"]
[ARC, No. 289 (2/80), Boogie Buggy - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[EA, No. 112 (7/84), "The Breakdancing Break" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "The Date"]
[JUG, Vol. 2, No. 9 (12/88), "Double Your Pleasure"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), Snowed Under]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), Wedded Blitz]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Smörgasbored"; BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Out of Season"]
[ARC, No. 371 (10/89), "Defense Zone"]
[ARC, No. 371 (10/89), "Defense Zone"]
[AMP, Vol. 1, No. 1 (8/94)]
[AST, No. 3 (1995), "Food Demon"]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Good Skate Bad Skate"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Romance a la Jughead"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Horseshoe Fits"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), Scene Stealer]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Slick Trick"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 1 (2/00), "Just Another Paranormal Day in Riverdale!" Part
Three]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "The Big Blahs"]
[BVS, No. 40 (3/00), "Welcome to the New Millennium!"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 3 (4/00), "A Mighty Weird Crusade", Chapter Four]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "Hint Stint"]
[VER, No. 101 (7/00), "A Prom to Remember"]
[VER, No. 101 (7/00), "Faint Hearted"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 6 (7/00), "A Familiar Old Haunt" Chapter III]
[VER, No. 102 (8/00), "It's A Cold Cold Summer"]
[VER, No. 104 (10/00), Boot Camp Lodge Part One]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), "Fight For The Privileged"]
[VER, No. 107 (1/01), "Dress Mess!"]
[VER, No. 108 (2/01), Veronica's Wonderful Life! Part 2]
[VER, No. 109 (3/01), "Please Don't Repeat Yourself" Part One]
[VER, No. 110 (4/01), "Keep It In The Family" Part 2]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Whale of a Sale"]
Betty's Beliefs on Obedience
[REGME, No. 98 (8/77), "It's Plane Silly"]
[ARC, No. 412 (6/93), "No Class Act! Part 4"]
Betty's Philosophy
[RWGJ, No. 41 (5/77), "Praise Haze"]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "Money Can't Buy Me Love"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Vacation Frustration!" Part I]
[AD, No. 155 (6/98), "Very Touching"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[BVS, No. 40 (3/00), "The Love Letters", Part One]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Mistaken Identity"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Dear Betty & Veronica"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "You Ought to Be in Pictures" Part I]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 5 (6/00), "Time/Space Conundrum" Chapter Three]
Betty's Popularity
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 1]
Betty's Relatives
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), Wedded Blitz]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Baby Talk"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Fun, Fun, Fun!"]
Betty's Beliefs on Religion
[TNA, No. 11 (1/89), "Thanksgiving Stuffing"]
[VER, No. 90 (8/99), "What an Angel! Part 2"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Slick Trick"]
[CB, No. 28 (1/00), "Holi-Daze" Parts One and Two]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 1 (2/00), "Just Another Paranormal Day in Riverdale!" Part
Three]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[BVS, No. 40 (3/00), "The Love Letters", Part Two]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Not-So-Private Eye"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Ol' Switcheroo"]
Betty's Romance Life
[ARC, No. 179 (2/68), "Trust in Me"]
[ARC, No. 179 (2/68), "Trust in Me"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), front cover; BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "Turnabout
Tape"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "Hoop-De-Doo"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "One Good Turn"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "The Persuader"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "Gold is Where You Find It"]
[BETME, No. 62 (12/74), "Gold is Where You Find It"]
[ARC, No. 289 (2/80), Boogie Buggy - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[ARC, No. 322 (3/83), "E.T. Travesty" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[EA, No. 117 (5/85), "Trivia Travesty" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[EA, No. 117 (5/85), "Trivia Travesty" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 11 (7/86), front cover - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "The Date"]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "The Date"]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "No Greater Love"]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "No Greater Love"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), front cover]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), Three's a Crowd]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), Wedded Blitz]
[BETD, No. 28 (9/89), "The Great Cat Burglar Mystery"]
[ARC, No. 371 (10/89), "Bold Cold"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Andrews Family Tree"; ARC, No. 417 (11/93),
Archie's Lucky "13" Offer (order form)]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "Strange Facts About Archie and the Gang"]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "Strange Facts About Archie and the Gang"]
[ARC, No. 412 (6/93), "Snagged! Almost, Part 2"; ARC, No. 414 (8/93), "Prom
Problem"]
[AMP, Vol. 1, No. 1 (8/94)]
[AMP, Vol. 1, No. 1 (8/94)]
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[AMP, Vol. 1, No. 1 (8/94)]
[AMP, Vol. 1, No. 1 (8/94)]
[AST, No. 3 (1995), "Mr. Glacier's Frozen Confections"]
[AST, No. 3 (1995), "Evilheart's Revenge!" Part 1]
[AST, No. 3 (1995), "Food Demon"]
[AD, No. 155 (6/98), "Birth Mirth"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Romance a la Jughead"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Romance a la Jughead"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "A Day to Remember"]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Nameless game!"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), front cover]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Memories are Made of This"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Special Delivery"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Special Delivery"]
[CB, No. 22 (5/99), "Brotherly Love"]
[CB, No. 23 (6/99), "Friendly Fire" Part 2]
[VER, No. 89 (7/99), "A Tale of Two Proms"]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), "Where in the World is Veronica Lodge? Part 2"; CB, No.
27 (11/99), "Identity Crisis"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), The Act To Attract]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), The Act To Attract]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Fortune Told Off"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "The Retro Blues"]
[CB, No. 28 (1/00), "Kiss of the Century"]
[VER, No. 96 (2/00), "Out of Tune"]
[AWM # 1-18 (1/20/00), "Ship of Ghouls"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[AWM # 1-19 (1/21/00), "Something Is Haunting Riverdale High"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Caramel Coated"]
[BET, No. 83 (3/00), "Attention Getter"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), Archie's Digest Subscription Offer]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Fun, Fun, Fun!"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), front cover]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "The Flaw of Averages"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "The Flaw of Averages"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Moody Blues"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 3 (4/00), "A Mighty Weird Crusade", Chapter One]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "An Open Book"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "Hint Stint"]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Perfectly Ridiculous"]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Perfectly Ridiculous"]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Perfectly Ridiculous"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), front cover]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Cold Wash"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Ol' Switcheroo"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 147 (5/00), "Ol' Switcheroo"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Two for One" Part One]
[VER, No. 99 (5/00), "Now That's Scary" Part Two]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 4 (5/00), "Archie Squared", Chapters One & Two]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "The Great Kissing Caper"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "The Candidate"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "See you in the Funny Papers"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "Prom Primer"]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Frankie's Back" Part 2]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 6 (7/00), "A Familiar Old Haunt" Chapter I]
[VER, No. 103 (9/00), "Screen Time"]
[ARC, No. 500 (10/00), "Happy Anni-worse-ary!" Part One]
[ARC, No. 500 (10/00), "Happy Anni-worse-ary" Part 3]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), Archie's Angels, Part I]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), Archie's Angels, Part II]
[VER, No. 108 (2/01), "Veronica's Wonderful Life!" Part 2]
[VER, No. 109 (3/01), "Please Don't Repeat Yourself" Part Two]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), front cover]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Neat Treat"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "Europe At A Glance"]
Betty at School
[JUG, No. 327 (2/83), "The Punk" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BETME, No. 171 (10/88), "The Date"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 19 (4/89), "Multiple Image"]
[FF, No. 4 (3/90), "The Inspection" Parts I and II]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Art Lesson"]
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[AMP, Vol. 1, No. 1 (8/94)]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Vacation Frustration!" Part I; BET, No. 72 (4/99),
"Memories are Made of This"]
[VER, No. 84 (2/99), "Undercover"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Dis-Communication!"; VER, No. 97 (3/00), front cover;
BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "The Grass is Always Greener..."; VER, No. 98
(4/00), "Nets to You"; BET, No. 84 (4/00), "The Flaw of Averages"]
[VER, No. 89 (7/99), "A Tale of Two Proms"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "Fun, Fun, Fun!"]
[BVS, No. 40 (3/00), "Soccermania!"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "The Grass is Always Greener..."]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "The Grass is Always Greener..."]
[BET, No. 85 (5/00), "Fad-tastic"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Just My Luck!"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "The Candidate"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 149 (7/00), "Fatal Distraction"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 7 (8/00), "U.F.O. Uh-Oh!" Chapter I]
[VER, No. 107 (1/01), "Dress Mess!"]
[VER, No. 109 (3/01), "Please Don't Repeat Yourself" Part One]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "A Different Kind Of Classroom"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "A Different Kind Of Classroom"]
[BET, No. 116 (10/02), "A Different Kind Of Classroom"]
Sports Betty Plays
[RWGJ, No. 41 (5/77), "Praise Haze"; ARC, No. 410 (4/93), "The Big Chill
Out!"; BET, No. 83 (3/00), front cover; BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Medal
Mania"; VER, No. 110 (4/01), "Keep It In The Family" Part 2]
[LGH, No. 209 (8/68), front cover; ACD, No. 102 (6/90), "Strings Attached"]
[AGSMPBVS, No. 506 (6/81), "Bo Woe" - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[BV, Vol. 1, No. 310 (10/81), Fleeting Meeting - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[ARC, No. 410 (4/93), "The Big Chill Out!"]
[ARC, No. 410 (4/93), "The Big Chill Out!"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 145 (3/00), "I
Only Have Ice For You"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Medal Mania"]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Vacation Frustration!" Part I; BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Not Watered Down"]
[ASB, No. 2 (1997), "Vacation Frustration!" Part I]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Worry Flurry"; BVS, No. 40 (3/00), front cover; BV,
Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "Medal Mania"]
[VER, No. 89 (7/99), "A Tale of Two Proms"; BV, Vol. 2, No. 146 (4/00), "The
Grass is Always Greener..."]
[VER, No. 91 (9/99), "Where in the World is Veronica Lodge? Part I"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), The Act To Attract]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Not Watered Down"]
[VER, No. 92 (10/99), front cover]
[VER, No. 92 (10/99), "Veronica's Scrappy Scrapbook"]
[BVS, No. 40 (3/00), "Soccermania!"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "The Candidate"]
[AAS5 (2001), front cover]
Betty's Beliefs on Superstition
[BETME, No. 137 (1/84), untitled "Flashdance" story - reprinted in AAS5 (2001)]
[AD, No. 108 (6/91), "The Horror-scope"]
[BET, No. 71 (3/99), "Turning Over a New Leaf"]
[BVSF, No. 6 (1999), "Fortune Told Off"]
[CB, No. 29 (2/00), "Behind the 8-Ball"]
[AWM # 1-17 (1/19/00), "Misfortune Hunters"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Just My Luck!"]
[BVS, No. 41 (5/00), "Just My Luck!"]
[BVS, No. 42 (7/00), "Look into my Eyes"]
[ASB, No. 5 (2000), "Palm Qualm"]
[VER, No. 106 (12/00), "The Dream Tune"]
Television Programs Betty Watches
[LGH, No. 209 (8/68), "Million Holler Movie"]
[TNA, No. 11 (1/89), "A Blast from the Past"]
[ARC, No. 413 (7/93), "Quiz Biz!"; VER, No. 86 (4/99), "Questionable Call"]
[ARC, No. 421 (3/94), "Hair Affair"]
[AMP, Vol. 1, No. 1 (8/94)]
[BVS, No. 34 (3/99), "Those 70's Girls"]
[VER, No. 85 (3/99), "On the Go, Part One"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Fright Night"]
[BET, No. 72 (4/99), "Private Matters"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "Sale Tale"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "An Open Book"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "An Open Book"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "An Open Book"]
[BET, No. 84 (4/00), "Hint Stint"]
[AWM, Vol. 1, No. 4 (5/00), "Archie Squared", Chapter One]
[VER, No. 100 (6/00), "I Need My Own Space"]
[BV, Vol. 2, No. 148 (6/00), "Weather or Not"]
[BVS, No. 44 (11/00), Archie's Angels, Part I]