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Cover: Stan Goldberg & Henry Scarpelli

Betty and Me #196

Jan 1992 · Archie · 1.00 USD; 1.20 CAD; 0.75 GBP
“The Gift”

In "The Gift," Betty takes a thoughtful turn as she mentors a seventh-grade basketball player struggling with being taller than her male classmates. Drawing from her own sixth-grade memories—when she was the tallest in school except for Moose—Betty shares her past with quiet wisdom. Written by Mike Pellowski and brought to life with warm, expressive art by Stan Goldberg and inks by Henry Scarpelli, this heartfelt story captures a moment of growing up with grace. The cover by Goldberg and Scarpelli perfectly captures the issue’s gentle, nostalgic tone.

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writer Mike Pellowski · artist Stan Goldberg · inker Henry Scarpelli · colorist Barry Grossman · letterer Bill Yoshida · cover Stan Goldberg, Henry Scarpelli

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Cast · 13 characters

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letterer Bill Yoshida
cover pencils Stan Goldberg
cover inks Henry Scarpelli

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A girl on the seventh grade girl's basketball Betty coaches is having trouble coping with being taller than the boys in her grade. Betty counsels the girl with stories of her own time in sixth grade, when she was taller than everyone except Moose.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).