Veronica (1989 Archie) comic books 2007

by Dan Parent "Shopping 101": Budget cuts force Riverdale High to subsidize by leasing and selling school property to all of Veronica's favorite stores! "Santa's Little Helper": Veronica secretly takes a "Santa's helper" position to be closer to department store Santa Archie who, unbeknownst to Veronica, has left early for the day! "You're Cooked!": Betty and Veronica decide to bake this year's Christmas tree ornaments. Can they keep Jughead from "un-decorating" the tree? 32pgs, FC Cover price $2.25.

by Dan Parent, George Gladir, & Kathleen Webb "The Secret of Veronica's Diary": When Veronica's diary accidentally ends up in Reggie's hands, Veronica has a lot of explaining ? and apologizing ? to do! "The Art of Doing Nothing": Tired of being overscheduled, Veronica will do everything she can to do nothing! "Payback Time": The status quo of Veronica and Jughead's tense relationship is upended, as Jughead rescues Veronica from a boorish boy, and Veronica feels obligated to return the favor! 32pgs, FC Cover price $2.25.

by Dan Parent 'It's a Small World': When Ginger is assigned an article on the 'best place in the world' for Glitz Magazine, she immediately turns to famous world-traveler Veronica for help! You know what that means - Ginger and Veronica are about to travel the world in 30 days! Their whirlwind tour covers all the most exciting and exotic spots, but will they be able to narrow it down to one in time to meet Ginger's deadline, and will their final selection surprise even themselves? Cover price $2.25.

Cover art by Dan Parent. "Save Our Prom," script and pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; When a pipe bursts in the school forcing the prom to be cancelled, Veronica gets another idea where the dance can be held—at the Lodge mansion. "Spring For Cover," script by Kathleen Webb, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; Veronica loves the sunny spring weather, but isn't fond of the rain--especially when it ruins two of her outfits. Veronica fan art. Advice column in which Sara Algase helps fans with their problems as "Veronica". "Distress Over A Dress," script by Kathleen Webb, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; It's a fashion disaster when Mr. Lodge refuses Veronica any more money for her unique fashions; Veronica then goes shopping at Fjordstroms and buys a dress that--she learns later--was also bought by Betty, Midge, and Tomoko. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.25.

by Various 'The Return of the Elevenaire!': The mysterious stranger last seen in Archie #545 and Jughead #157 now pays Riverdale's resident richest teen a visit. Ironic, since this stranger's M.O. is handing out $11 to other strangers, and the latest recipient is a millionaire. But when Veronica finds herself trapped at the bottom of a well, her newfound cash ends up being good fortune indeed! Find out how in this intriguing tale! 'A Hair Affair': Veronica's bad hair day is so bad, it's caused everyone else's day to be bad, too! 'An Old Story': When the bookstore clerk gives Veronica a summary of a romantic story from the pirate days, the love triangle within is all too familiar! Cover price $2.25.

Cover art by Dan Parent. "Stop the Press!", script and pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; When the editor of the school paper learns Marcy is Veronica's cousin, she decides to use Marcy for the ultimate scoop; Just wait until this calculating journalist learns there's nothing like a Veronica besmirched! "Rest Pests," script by Mike Pellowski, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; Veronica wants to spend the day at the beach relaxing, but the gang keeps bothering her to play volleyball, chicken fights and football. "Dear Veronica" advice column by Sara Algase. "Squelching Those Nasty Rumors," script by George Gladir, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; Veronica dispells some of the nasty rumors going around about her. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.25.

Cover art by Dan Parent. "The Dream Job?", script and pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; Mr. Lodge gets Veronica a job as an intern working for "Trend" magazine; But the dream job turns into a nightmare when Veronica meets her shrew of a boss, Monica Bogart. "Presidential Material," script by Barbara Slate, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; Veronica tells Betty she wants to become the President of the United States; Then she proceeds to tell Betty of all of the changes she'll make, like painting the White House, redesigning the dollar, etc. Veronica fan art. Advice column in which Sara Algase Levin answers readers' letters as Veronica. "Ups and Downs," script by Mike Pellowski, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; Archie and Veronica spend a few romantic days together at the Lodges' secret hideaway. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.25.

Cover art by Dan Parent. "Madam President!", script and pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; It's Veronica versus Cheryl in a too-close-to-call race for School President. "Camera Shy," script by Mike Pellowski, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; A camera crew comes to interview Mr. Lodge and get exclusive video of the mansion for a TV show; Veronica promises Archie won't be there to foul it up, but Archie decides to hide from Mr. Lodge and the camera crew all day. Veronica fan art. Advice column in which Sara Algase Levin helps readers with their problems as "Veronica". "Sports Wear," script by Mike Pellowski, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; Mr. Lodge restricts Veronica's clothes spending and puts her on a budget; Then he wins an auction for one of Babe Ruth's baseball outfits for $10,000; He tells Veronica that it's an investment and that there's a classic movie costume auction next month that they can watch together; Veronica can't wait. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.25.

Cover art by Dan Parent. "Stuck In The 70's," script and pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; A glimpse of her parent's home movies gives Veronica a taste of the 1970s, and before you know it, she's dreaming of life in the days of disco and pay phones...but can she do without all her modern conveniences? "Muscle Main Man," script by Mike Pellowski, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; Veronica begins dating a body-builder whose ego matches the size of his muscles. Veronica fan art. Advice column in which Sara Algase Levin helps readers with their problems as "Veronica". "Picture This!", script by Bill Golliher, pencils by Dan Parent, inks by Jim Amash; Veronica and the girls are less than impressed with their school ID photos and demand retakes, which Mr. Weatherbee refuses to do. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.25.