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About this issue
- Writer
- Bob Bolling, Dick Malmgren, Frank Doyle, and George Gladir
- Artist
- Bob Bolling, Dan DeCarlo, and Samm Schwartz
- Inker
- Rudy Lapick
- Characters
- Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, and Veronica Lodge
- Cover date
- June 1974
- Cover price
- $0.60
- Pages
- 164
- Rating
- CCA
"Words Ail Me!"; After seeing a Juan la Juan movie Veronica feels Archie has no romance so Archie buys a harmonica and plans to serenade her with song. "Lucky In Hate"; Jughead explains why, as a woman hater, he's a girl's best friend. "Speed Deed," Since the boys are to busy with their model racing cars the girls decide to beat them at model racing. "The Lucky One," Little Reggie goads Little Archie into using his lucky dime in a juke box. "In Full Charge," Li'l Jinx handles the details of her birthday party. "Not So Smarty Party," Veronica finds out Archie invited Betty to the record hop because she's the better dancer, so Veronica decides to throw a big party and invite everyone except Archie. "Jalopy Jealousies," Veronica hears Archie talking mushy to his car she thinks he's talking to another girl. "Miniskirt Madness," Betty and Veronica try to show off their new miniskirts to Archie and Reggie, but they are too concerned with their own mod fashions. "First Things First," Jughead is lecturing Archie on how to make money. "Comic Section," Veronica is wearing a new paper dress, but is upstaged by Betty wearing a paper dress made out of comic strips.