Writer & Art - Dan Parent
Writer - Mike Pellowski
Art - Pat Kennedy, Various
Cheryl Blossom offers "maid service for a day" as part of a charity auction - and Veronica is determined to be the high bidder! As Cheryl toils, will Veronica "clean up" on payback she feels owed, or be more "charitable" in her treatment of Cheryl? Then, Veronica learns that studying isn't all fun and games when comparing study groups with a friend. Plus, puzzles, games, pin-ups, and more!

Veronica plans to become famous on ViewTube by filming her beauty regimen on the beach, but when Jughead intervenes, she becomes infamous instead! Then, the gang has a "wheelie" good time when they uncover Veronica's childhood unicycle! Plus, other new and classic tales, puzzles, pin-ups, and more!

SCRIPTS: Dan Parent, George Gladir, and various talents
ART: Dan Parent, Jeff Shultz, Jon D'Agostino, Al Milgrom, Phil Felix, Carlos Antunes and various talents
"Are You Diggin' It?": Everyone is awestruck by Chuck's amazing sand sculpture depicting the famous scene of Archie, Betty and Veronica sharing a soda! The girls think it's award-worthy, but the nearest sand sculpture contest is being held on a neighboring beach, and Chuck is nowhere to be found to build a new one. Is that just the way the sand castle crumbles, or will this monument to the love triangle rise again?
"Gadgets Galore": Finally a way to combine gadgets with outdoor beach activities - a giant cell phone that lets users text with their feet!

(W) George Gladir, Mike Pellowski (A) Various Veronica has 'The Great Idea' to be a living model at the mall and shoppers flock to see her. But what happens when girls flock to see Archie model?! Then, the audience cries 'Don't Make A Scene!' as the gang takes to the stage to act out world-famous romances!

SCRIPT: Tania Del Rio, George Gladir
ART: (P)Jeff Shultz, (I/L)Jon D'Agostino

"Queen B: Part One,""Super Cool Laptops"
THE FIRST IN A FOUR-PART CHERYL STORYLINE! A new student turns Pembrooke Academy upside down when he shows no interest in joining "Queen B" Cheryl Blossom's in-crowd. Then, Betty and Veronica charge up their "Super Cool Laptops" as they explore the agonies and ecstasies of brand new 3-D technology!

(W) Tania Del Rio, George Gladir (A) Jeff Shultz, Stan Goldberg, Al Milgrom

Cheryl's reign over Pembrooke is in peril! Everyone flocks to new-kid-in-town Pieter, and now Cheryl might be falling for him herself! But when she finds out who Pieter's girlfriend is, will Cheryl turn to her greatest enemy for help? Meanwhile, Nancy's fed up with Chuck's favorite pastimes, but when they find new 'Things in Common,' will they come full circle?

After humiliating ordeals, 'Queen B' Cheryl Blossom must seek her revenge before the new kid Pieter's run for class president ruins everything at Pembrooke High!

Next, in 'Peanut Butter Brownies' Betty and her Brownie troop make bird feeders, but the only one being fed is Jughead! Plus, games, puzzles, pin-ups, and more!

By: Tania del Rio, Mike Pellowski, Jeff Shultz, Pat Kennedy, Al Milgrom, Ken Selig, John Workman, Jack Morelli, Barry Grossman, Tito Pena

The exciting conclusion to Cheryl Blossom's 'Queen B'!
Election time is closing in and Cheryl goes to extremes to defeat Pieter by deciding to win ... fair and square! But when Cheryl and the others find out the election is rigged, will it be the end of her queenly reign?

Then in 'Just the Opposite,' Chuck tries to figure out just what it is that brings the heiress Veronica and the girl-next-door Betty together.

Written by George Gladir
Art by Stan Goldberg, Jim Amash, Jeff Schultz, Al Milgrom

"East Meets West" and "Whale of a Sale". In "East Meets West", Betty and Veronica battle in the Wild West to keep the railroad tracks free and clear of the dastardly Rogue Reggie and his gang of train robbers. Before he strikes again, Sheriff Moose must devise a plan to stop the gang for good! Then, in "Whale of a Sale", Betty didn’t do financially well at her garage sale, but she certainly makes up for it in valuable time spent with Archie!

(W) Bill Golliher, Mike Pellowski (A) Stan Goldberg, Jeff Shultz, Rich Koslowski
Did you ever think librarians were boring people? In 'Librarians on the Loose,' Betty discovers it's not just about checking in and out books! Join Betty and Dilton as they take on a globe trotting mission to collect old and valuable books! Finally in 'Jumping to Conclusions,' Betty, Veronica and their friend Nancy find out all the cool stuff they did as kids isn't as easy when you're a teenager. In fact, it could be dangerous!

Writer: George Gladir
Artist: Stan Goldberg, Jim Amash
Betty and Veronica have been 'Rivals Forever,' but see how they both end up losing out on a date with Archie. Finally, in 'Just Hot Foot It,' Reggie decides to help the girls while on a hot beach, but ends up getting himself in trouble with a muscle head.

Written by Angelo DeCesare
Art by Dan Parent, John D'agostino
Cover by Fernando Ruiz

In 'Teen Spirit', Betty and Veronica are trapped on a yacht with a bunch of sleeping boys. Looking for adventure, they come across an old pirate ship rumored to be haunted by a ghost. When they get on board, they discover there is a ghost... but they don't realize he's a lovesick teenaged ghost!

Written by Mike Pellowski
Art by Fernando Ruiz, Jim Amash, Barry Grossman

'That Suits Me Fine!'
A day at the beach for Betty and Veronica quickly turns into a fashion competition when Betty's homemade swimsuit grabs all the attention. With Veronica left in the shadows, she decides to reverse the situation and creates a bathing suit of her own. Too bad no one told Ronnie glue is not an acceptable substitute for needle and thread before she ran into the ocean.

(W/A) Various

Betty tries to show Veronica the error of her superficial ways by helping those in need. Too bad Betty just proves Veronica right and gets left in the rain. Maybe Veronica will learn one day, but that won't be any time soon for the spoiled Ms. Lodge.

(W) Kathleen Webb, Bill Yoshida
(A) Dan DeCarlo, Barry Grossman, Jimmy DeCarlo

Christmas is fast approaching in 'This Looks Like a Job For a Sugarplum!', and as Betty and Veronica prepare for holidays, they unexpectedly meet Sugarplum the fairy. Recently fired by Santa himself, Sugarplum begins searching for a new job with the girls' help. But the fairy's innate spirit of giving doesn't exactly help matters! The story continues in 'For the Love of Archie,' as the unemployed fairy decides to model herself after Veronica and begin a career in shopping... and an interest in Archie! Then, in 'Hello Dolly', Sugarplum sees an opportunity to help out a poor family for Christmas but accidentally end up on the opposite end of the gift giving, literally! Finally, in 'It's My Party and I'll Fly if I Want To!', the Sugarplum saga concludes as the fairy helps the girls pull off their Christmas party... where a jolly visitor not on the guest-list just might stop by!

Written by George Gladir
Art by Dan Parent
Cover by Dan Decarlo

Best gal pals Betty and Veronica have shopping for clothes down to a science. When it comes to sales, fashion, and timing, these seasoned fashionistas are on top of their game with their stellar teamwork! But what could possibly spilt up the dream team?

Betty and Veronica in 'Trip Slip Up!' Betty's sprained ankle looks to put a kink in her ski trip with the Veronica and Nancy! Not prepared to leave their friend out of the mix, the girls bring her along unaware that Betty's injury may turn out to be the best thing that could have happened to her!

Written by Dan Parent
Art by Dan Parent, Jim Amash
Cover by Dan DeCarlo
Published by Archie

Following a jealous outburst, Veronica turns to yoga in search of serenity. After a few short lessons Veronica's personality does a 180 and her friends wonder whether they've seen the last of the old Veronica but will her sunny disposition last?

Written by Dan Parent, art by Dan Parent, Jon D'agostino, cover by Dan DeCarlo

Betty & Veronica in "May We Have This Dance?" The girls prepare to get their groove on by competing with the rest of Riverdale's wannabe dancers for a spot on "American Dance-A-Thon!" In need of a dance partner, Veronica calls up Archie who jumps at the chance to be on TV! But will Cheryl cut in when Archie is forced to choose a partner for the special "Spotlight Dance?"

SCRIPT: Melanie J. Morgan
ART: Rod Whigham
"No Baseball for Betty": Spring is here again - time to "play ball!" But this year the Riverdale softball team's best shortstop, Betty Cooper has decided to play hard ball instead! That's great for Betty, but not so great for Archie and Veronica. After all, Betty will be competing with Archie for the shortstop position... and competing with Veronica for the amount of time spent with Archie! Will Betty's big move be a grand slam or a total strike-out?

W) Mike Pellowski (A) Rod Whigham
"No Baseball for Betty," Part 2. If you think Archie has a hard time choosing between Betty and Veronica, wait until he has to choose between his feelings for Betty and his desire to play shortstop on the baseball team - the same position Betty is trying out for! Betty decided to play hard ball instead of softball, and in the process she threw a curve ball to Archie and the team, and now the boys are threatening to petition that Betty be banned from baseball! Who will prevail?

"No Baseball for Betty," Part 3.

Betty has decided to play hard ball instead of softball, and in the process she's thrown a curve ball to Archie and the other boys on the team! Now the all-out debate between the boys and girls is being taken to a higher level, with a special school board meeting called to decide Betty's fate. Will Betty keep swinging the bat, or be banned from baseball forever?

Writer - Melanie J. Morgan
Art - Rod Whigham, Al Milgrom
"No Baseball for Betty," Part 4. In this grand-slam conclusion to the latest "New Look" series, Betty makes history by becoming the first girl on the Riverdale High baseball team. The team plays hard and is off to a rousing start, but will Betty be accepted by her teammates in time to defeat their rivals and take the conference title? Plus, puzzles, games, pin-ups, and more!

Peace and Harm-Ony,High School Daze, & The Middle Ground
Betty and Veronica teach a valuable lesson in Peace and Harm-Ony when their mastery of demanding yoga poses leads to subbing for their instructor! Then, as Betty daydreams about her future, will she long for High School Daze? Finally, Veronica gets tired of being The Middle Ground for Archie and Reggie. Can she make herself the center of attention instead of being stuck in the middle?

Betty and Veronica not only get 'Fashion Fatigue' Archie to join them on an all-day shopping trip, but he loves every minute of it! How do they do it?!
Next, in 'Scents Make Sense,' to increase spending, Mr. Lodge uses smells to get people into stores. But, as the #1 Shopaholic, is it Veronica's favorite perfume that accidentally does a better job?

By: George Gladir, M Pellowski, Schultz

In 'Sign of the Times,' Betty's friend Carol's cartoons aren't too popular in the school paper, but when Betty gets her to draw a sign for her bake sale, Carol may get a second chance at drawing a crowd! Then, in 'Concrete,' Betty's traumatized when she hears her and Archie's initials in the cement are about to be covered up! What ultimate gesture of his affection can Archie make to re-cement his love for Betty?

(W) George Gladir, Mike Pellowski (A) Stan Goldberg, Mark McKenna, Ken Selig
In 'Pop Ups Here,' Veronica begins to feel the financial pinch and may have to (gasp) get a job! But while shopping she comes up with a solution on how to keep stores at the mall from closing and help Mr. Lodge and his business.
Next, 'New Spin' finds Betty's plans to go bike riding ruined by the rain. When she decides to ride a stationary bike at the gym instead, she finds the experience a wild ride of imagination and excitement.

(W) Bill Golliher (A) Stan Goldberg, Jim Amash
'Going Green.'
When Mr. Lodge introduces his environmentally friendly homes, he agrees to let the gang live in one to try it out! But how will they react to being watched 24/7? In the end, they not only show how the house saves the environment, but they get a song out of it.

(W) Craig Boldman (A) Jeff Shultz, Jim Amash
Luck Struck
In 'Luck Struck,' Betty and Veronica are told by a fortune teller that after three strokes of good luck, expect one bit of bad luck! But somehow, Betty turns it all into good luck. Then in 'Testing The Atmosphere,' the girls try to find a quiet spot on the beach - and wait until you see where they end up!

Written by George Gladir, John Rose
Artwork by Stan Goldberg, Al Bolling, Jim Amash
Cover by Dan DeCarlo

In 'Losers Can Be Choosers', Riverdale is home to a new comic book convention. And with comic conventions, comes costume contests. Join in the pageantry as Betty, Veronica and Cheryl Blossom all compete for first place! Then in 'Dog Gone It', Betty spends time as a pet sitter, but is forced to be a 'dog catcher' when he runs away!

(W) George Gladir, Mike Pellowski (A) Pat Kennedy

While Veronica is away fundraising for her country club's charity, Betty will try for all the time she can with Archie. But poor Betty is alone again once Veronica sees photographs of their adventures and steals him back for an event honoring her. In 'Running Gag,' Betty and Veronica take some much needed nature time to hike and stay fit but after learning of a bear sighting, their walk is anything but relaxing.

Written by George Gladir & Mike Pellowski
Art by Stand Goldberg, Jim Amash, Barry Grossman & Bob Bolling

'Saving the Monster Museum.' After several exhibits at the Monster Museum are revealed to be bogus, Archie and the gang are commissioned with the task of bailing out the floundering business by hunting down authentic artifacts with investigations leading to witchcraft, a ghost ship and more! Plus, in 'Romantic Times!' by trading stories with an elderly couple, Archie and Betty discover what true love is all about.

(W) George Gladir, Bill Golliher
(A) Tim Kennedy, Stan Goldberg, Ken Selig, Jim Amash

With a little help from their friends, Betty and Veronica put on a show illustrating just how different life was for teenagers 'Then and Now', examining the conveniences teens take for granted in our modern society, and hopefully learning something in the process. Plus: Archie and the gang form a gift-wrapping service for the holidays in 'It's a Wrap!'

Writer: Mike Pellowski
Artist: Jeff Schultz, Al Milgrom
Cover Artist: Dan Decarlo
Published by Archie

Betty and Veronica in 'Trip Slip Up!' Betty's sprained ankle looks to put a kink in her ski trip with the Veronica and Nancy! Not prepared to leave their friend out of the mix, the girls bring her along unaware that Betty's injury may turn out to be the best thing that could have happened to her!

Writer: George Gladir
Artist: Pat Kennedy & Various
Cover Artist: Dan Parent
Published by Archie

Betty and Veronica in 'The Protector!' Mr. Lodge's private screening room has been converted into a silent movie theatre for the kid's enjoyment! Archie offers his protection to the girls if the horror movie becomes too scary but will Archie be up to the task when the lights go down? And the only thing Mr. Lodge has to beware is Jughead's monstrous appetite! Then, Betty's baby-sitting gig leads to story time where Betty breathes new life into old nursery rhymes to prove to the young boys she's sitting that fairy tales aren't so boring after all!

Written by Bill Golliher
Art by Stan Goldberg, John Lowe
Cover by Dan Parent
Published by Archie

After Betty does Veronica the favor of picking up a gift for one of her society friends, the good deed turns into a after school job as a personal shopper. But when her latest client wants Betty to buy a present to impress Archie, she'll be forced to decide between doing a good job or losing her eligible bachelor! How will Betty choose?