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Issue Details

Issue	#160
Published	July 1964
Cover Price	0.12 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Richard Goldwater

Cover Details - "Aren't those Beatle haircuts just adorable on the boys?"

Characters	Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Vincent DeCarlo

6 page Archie story "The Bitter End"

Characters	Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Veronica Lodge
Synopsis	Everything goes wrong for Archie when he tries to get to a date with Veronica.
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Bob White
Letters	Vincent DeCarlo

1 page Betty and Veronica story "Fad Fare"

Characters	Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Archie Andrews
Synopsis	Betty introduces Veronica to the latest fad, "Wish strings."
Genre	teen; humor
Script	George Gladir
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Vincent DeCarlo

1 page Archie's Pin-Up cartoon "Archie's cutting the grass again?"

Characters	Archie Andrews; Fred Andrews; Mary Andrews
Synopsis	Archie is always out mowing the lawn so he can ogle the beautiful, scantily-clad neighbor.
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Victor Gorelick

6 page Josie story "Photo Finish"

Characters	Josie; Melody; Pepper
Synopsis	Josie, Melody and Pepper risk life and limb to get spectacular pictures for a "most unusual photo" contest.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Frank Doyle
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Victor Gorelick
Notes	The final panel of Melody appears to have been drawn by a different artist, possibly Bob White.

5 page Li'l Jinx story "Costume Bawl"

Characters	Li'l Jinx; Hap Holliday
Synopsis	Daddy objects to Li'l Jinx's scary costume and makes her a nicer one.
Genre	children; humor
Script	Joe Edwards
Pencils	Joe Edwards
Inks	Joe Edwards
Letters	Joe Edwards

5 page Archie story "Shell Shock"

Characters	Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle; Jughead Jones; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge
Synopsis	After Reggie pulls a prank on him, Archie gets revenge with the help of his new organization ARPA (Anti-Reggie Protective Association).
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Frank Doyle
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo
Inks	Rudy Lapick
Letters	Victor Gorelick
Notes	An early example of the '60s spy-story craze working its way into Archie Comics.