Betty and Me #52
In "Someday My Prince Will Come," Betty’s heartfelt devotion to Archie reaches surreal new heights—her house is practically a shrine, with a life-size waterproof Archie in the shower, romantic voice recordings, and ceiling photos that make her dad worry she’s lost touch with reality. When he finally urges her to play hard to get, Betty’s response reveals just how deeply her feelings run. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s signature charm, Rudy Lapick’s inks, and Bill Yoshida’s crisp lettering, this 1973 gem captures teenage romance with a touch of whimsical exaggeration.
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Disturbed by all the reminders of Archie that Betty has put up around the house, including a life-size waterproof Archie in the shower, a recording of Archie's voice saying romantic things, and Archie photographs on her ceiling, her dad tries to convince her to play hard to get.
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