Issue Details

Issue	#231
Published	December 1973
Cover Price	0.20 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Richard Goldwater
Notes	With this issue, Harry Lucey returns as primary artist after being replaced by Dan DeCarlo for most of the two previous issues.

Cover Details - "Dilton has a head for figures!"

Characters	Archie Andrews; Dilton Doily; Waldo Weatherbee; Geraldine Grundy
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Colors	Barry Grossman
Letters	Bill Yoshida

6 page Archie story "Age Before Duty"

Characters	Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Reggie Mantle; Waldo Weatherbee; Geraldine Grundy; Betty Lou Clutchgrapple
Synopsis	All the boys are crazy for the new substitute teacher, Miss Betty Lou Clutchgrapple, a gorgeous miniskirted young blonde who prefers to tell funny stories instead of teaching anything.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Frank Doyle
Pencils	Harry Lucey
Inks	Chic Stone
Colors	Barry Grossman
Letters	Bill Yoshida

1 page Li'l Jinx filler "Ecology Logic?"

Characters	Li'l Jinx; Hap Holliday
Synopsis	Li'l Jinx says it's her environmental duty not to take a bath.
Genre	children; humor
Script	Joe Edwards
Pencils	Joe Edwards
Inks	Joe Edwards
Letters	Joe Edwards

6 page Archie story "When the Red, Red Robin Comes Jog, Jog, Joggin' Along"

Characters	Archie Andrews; Jughead Jones; Hot Dog; Fred Andrews; Mary Andrews
Synopsis	Archie and Jughead take up jogging.
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Harry Lucey
Inks	Chic Stone
Colors	Barry Grossman
Letters	Bill Yoshida

5 page Archie story "Apple of My Eye"

Characters	Archie Andrews; Veronica Lodge
Synopsis	Veronica bakes Archie an apple pie, and when it turns out to be good, he infuriates Veronica by asking her what she did wrong.
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Harry Lucey
Inks	Chic Stone
Colors	Barry Grossman
Letters	Bill Yoshida

5 page Archie story "Miss Beazley Gets the Bird"

Characters	Archie Andrews; Jughead Jones; Miss Beazley; Waldo Weatherbee; Colonel Sturdley; Professor Flutesnoot
Synopsis	Archie brings a bucket of moldy fried chicken into the school, leading Mr. Weatherbee to complain to the founder of Colonel Sturdley's Southern Fried Chicken.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Frank Doyle
Pencils	Harry Lucey
Inks	Chic Stone
Colors	Barry Grossman
Letters	Bill Yoshida