Betty #54
In "The Zine Machine, Part 3," Betty's dedication to the group's self-published zine pushes her friends to raise their game—but as their contributions flourish, she finds herself increasingly isolated. Written by Barbara Slate and brought to life with Stan Goldberg’s vibrant art, Mike Esposito’s dynamic inks, Barry Grossman’s lively colors, and Bill Yoshida’s crisp lettering, this 1997 issue captures the bittersweet rhythm of creative passion. The cover, by Dan DeCarlo and Alison Flood, perfectly frames the moment’s quiet tension.
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Betty's relentless efforts have spurred the gang to improve their submissions to the 'zine they're all self-publishing. However, it's leaving Betty very, very alone.
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