Check it out, Groove-ophiles! If there was ever a story that demonstrated the total knuckle-headed-ness of Archie Andrews in regards to Betty and Veronica, it's Al Hartley's "Love Is Blind" from Betty and Me #44 (June 1972)…
My thots on the idea of having a comedy act like Deadpool in the Avengers is that it makes as much sense as having Archie Andrews be an Avenger! ..although I wouldn't mind Betty! ;)
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My thots on the idea of having a comedy act like Deadpool in the Avengers is that it makes as much sense as having Archie Andrews be an Avenger! ..although I wouldn't mind Betty! ;)
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