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Betty and Me #80

Archie Comics · December 1976

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About this issue

Writer
Frank Doyle and Joe Edwards
Artist
Joe Edwards and Stan Goldberg
Inker
Jon D'Agostino
Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
December 1976
Cover price
$0.30
UPC
0271000697012
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

"Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper!", Betty chases Mac and Beamish away with her good intentions, Archie finds that he's not adopted, Count Drago still has an impacted fang, and Forsythe is still working as the hospital elevator operator; Jughead gets a warning about the Limping Man, Betty's blemishes disappear and then she is possessed by Felicity Goodbody, an evil gypsy. "Puddle Muddle," Li'l Jinx tracks mud through the house. "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper!" Part 2, Betty's possession by Felicity Goodbody comes and goes, so that when Felicity causes trouble no one believes that the cause is sweet, lovable Betty Cooper; Count Drago gets a call from Count Stabinsky. "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper!" Part 3, As Count Drago watches vampire movies, Felicity sends out anonymous poison pen letters accusing people of terrible things, like Veronica cheating on a history exam; She also causes Archie to become very sick. "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper!" Part 4, Jughead and Veronica compare notes and find that Jughead's note--warning him to beware the Limping Man--is not in the same handwriting; Count Drago races into the Cooper home after having dinner with Count Stabinsky, who ordered hickory stakes from the lumber yard, not steaks as the Count thought.