Betty & Veronica #233 /
"The Wild Twenties": So just what was the relationship between parents and teenagers like in the 1920s? This telling tale is filled with nostalgia for the fads and fashions of yesterday and parental gripes that still seem strangely familiar! SCRIPT: George Gladir. ART: Jeff Shultz. &...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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[United States] :
Archie Comics,
2010.
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| Summary: | "The Wild Twenties": So just what was the relationship between parents and teenagers like in the 1920s? This telling tale is filled with nostalgia for the fads and fashions of yesterday and parental gripes that still seem strangely familiar! SCRIPT: George Gladir. ART: Jeff Shultz. "Royal Flush": Don't miss the majestic mayhem when a duke, a prince, a king, a crowned head, some dogs and a duped darling collide in this royal mash-up! SCRIPT: Kathleen Webb. ART: Jeff Shultz. "Second World": When Betty and Veronica get lost in the "virtual reality" of simulated computer worlds, can Archie bring them back to "actual" reality? SCRIPT: Barbara Slate. ART: Jeff Shultz. "Enough About Me": Veronica's not satisfied with just being self-centered... she wants everyone else to be Veronica-centered, too! SCRIPT: Barbara and Samantha Slate. ART: Jeff Shultz. |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource. |
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