Synopses & Reviews
Ah, the Information Age! Even though it is just past, the 1990's have already established themselves as a time full of character and personality. Thus, Archie Comics continues their fine tradition of Americana Series reprints in this graphic novel, featuring the hilarious antics of Archie and the gang as they discover the internet, high-tech video games, and of course, boy bands! Stories include: "Jersey City, 07303" - Parodying a popular 90's TV show (you can probably figure out which!), this story is full of hilarity and drama as only Betty &Veronica can deliver. Our very own Ms. Betty Cooper is chosen to appear on her favorite show alongside teen heartthrob, Luke Periodical, and she brings Veronica as her "co-star"! But when Veronica finds out Betty is to have a line of dialogue, jealous Ms. Lodge decides to try some "inspired improvisation"! One thing's for sure: Hollywood will never be the same!
Synopsis
Welcome to one of the most hilarious decades ever for America's favorite comic book teens: the nifty Nineties! Whether getting tangled up in the eternal love triangle, running afoul of parents and teachers, or simply surfing the day away on the internet, Archie and his friends scaled new heights of hilarity! Now you can revisit these timeless tales as they endure one outlandish mishap after another and enjoy the fads and fashions of the decade. So rock out to the sensational sounds of boy bands, chow down with the fat free dessert craze, and hook up your satellite dish so you can enjoy purple dinosaurs, funny home videos, teens from Beverly Hills and more! It's all here and then some in this uproarious edition chock full of comedy classics!
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About the Author
George Gladir is an American comic book writer, primarily known for his work with Archie Comics, he co-created Sabrina the Teenage Witch, with artist Dan DeCarlo. He became a full-time comic book writer in 1959, doing one-page gag fillers for Archie Comics Archie's Joke Book and other titles. His first confirmed credit is the gag page "Sign Language", drawn by Dan DeCarlo, in Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #59