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About this issue
- Writer
- Dick Malmgren, Frank Doyle, and George Gladir
- Artist
- Dan DeCarlo and Stan Goldberg
- Inker
- Jon D'Agostino and Rudy Lapick
- Cover
- Dan DeCarlo
- Characters
- Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
- Cover date
- April 1990
- Cover price
- $1.50
- UPC
- 07189646850201
- Pages
- 132
- Rating
- CCA
"New Kid in Town," Jimmy, a new kid in town, meets the members of the Riverdale gang. "Ham on Rye"; Archie is directing a play about G.I's in World War II and Mr. Weatherbee offers to be in the play. "Surprise Prize"; Archie accidentally wins a skiing trick contest. "The Grass Is Greener," Betty and Veronica tell famous gymnast Jamie Lou how much they want to be like her, but they find out that Jamie Lou would rather have their lives. "The Great Quiz Whiz Contest!", Moose helps the Riverdale Quiz Bowl team win against their rivals. "Horrible Harvey," Archie begins to notice that whenever Reggie is mean or insulting to Harvey, freak accidents suddenly start happening to him. "The Suggestion Question"; Mr. Weatherbee chooses Archie's suggestions from the suggestion box to implement, thinking it would demonstrate how bad the suggestions are but instead he gets praise for implementing them by Superintendent Haskins. "Men's Wear Everywhere," Betty and Veronica are wearing the latest fashion, men's clothing. "Tropical Tribulation," Veronica writes letters to Betty from her vacation, bragging about her exploits, but then she realizes that Betty has Archie all to herself back in Riverdale. "Romance is Where You Find It," Betty reads historical romance books and thinks of herself and Archie in the roles from the book.