Riverdale Revisions

In 1970, Adidas debuted the “Telstar” at that year’s World Cup held in Mexico. The ball’s design featured 12 black pentagons and 20 white hexagons and immediately became the global blueprint for soccer ball design.

Its black-and-white pattern improved visibility on television and became football’s defining image. The ball took its name from a communications satellite that enabled the first live international TV broadcasts.

Well, he has tried to date mannequins at times --

The original art was headed with "Pin Up", suggesting it was drawn for an full page in a regular comic book. I wonder if they decided to bury it somewhat -- not going to let a piece of art go to waste, now they just tucked it alongside two comic strips on the cover of the "Jokebook Digest", which -- that was a lower seller for them, right?

They decided they needed to spell out on the splash panel what is otherwise not stated until the first panel of the second page, or this:

Baloney becomes fooey becomes phooey.

Jughead’s latest first love walks in and out of her two panels. Hair color varies.

It is interesting the model for Jughead’s mom remained constant while Pop Tate was given more hair.

Move in some mist and then color it, one added detail for emotional resonance and then another.

Taking stock of suave Jughead, the fashion of 1951 versus 1959. “Beating time with” fall out of favor?

The comics code, or accompanying editorial philosophy, pulls up the neckline for Veronica’s gown. Regarding ideas on syzygy, I stopped at Carl Jung and never got around to Klaubenhoffer – sorry.

The question here is – why the title change? It almost would make sense if it went the other direction, as furry has come to have a sub-cultural hobby meaning. Maybe “haunting’ comes off as too strong for … Veronica walks in with a fur bikini. Is this one even a gag?