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Issue Details

Issue	#190
Published	October 1971
Frequency	monthly
Cover Price	0.15 USD
Pages	36
Editing	?

Cover Details - "I'm Teaching My Girls"

Characters	Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; group of pre-teen kids
Synopsis	Betty and Veronica are apparently mentoring groups of young children and they compare goals.
Genre	Teen
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Dan DeCarlo

6 page Betty And Veronica story "Sprites For Equal Rights"

Characters	Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Dilton Doily; Ethel Muggs
Synopsis	Betty and Veronica demand to be hired as lifeguards at the beach.
Genre	Teen
Script	George Gladir?
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Jim DeCarlo

1 page L'il Jinx story "Spicy News"

Characters	L'il Jinx; Gigi
Genre	Humor
Script	Joe Edwards
Pencils	Joe Edwards
Inks	Joe Edwards
Letters	Joe Edwards

6 page Betty And Veronica story "Triple Threat"

Characters	Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Reggie Mantle; Archie Andrews; Randy; Duncan; Tracy
Synopsis	Three young kids Betty is mentoring turn out to be wiser than their years as they provide a running commentary on Reggie's failed attempts to play a practical joke.
Genre	Teen
Script	Frank Doyle
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Notes	Writer Frank Doyle based the names of the kids ("Randy, Duncan and Tracy") on kids in his neighborhood.

6 page Betty And Veronica story "The Shape Of Things To Come"

Characters	Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Josie McCoy
Synopsis	Betty and Veronica are worried that they're getting "broad in the beam," so they put themselves through various unpleasant experiences to lose weight -- only to discover that the boys prefer girls who aren't skinny.
Genre	Teen
Script	Frank Doyle
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Notes	Dan DeCarlo sneaks Josie McCoy into a crowd scene.

5 page Betty And Veronica story "The New Dad"

Characters	Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Hiram Lodge; Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Jughead Jones
Synopsis	The kids discuss the fact that girls' outfits have gotten skimpier over the years, and Mr. Lodge doesn't seem to be bothered by the more permissive fashions.
Genre	Teen
Script	Frank Doyle
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo