on him. Superteen is created by Betty merely twisting her "magic ponytail". Superteen's powers are roughly similar to Pureheart's. Captain Hero appears when Jughead recites a magic incantation (similar to Green Lantern's oath): "Teeny weeny magic beanie, / Pointing toward the sky; / Give me muscle, vigor, strength, / Form a super guy!" Unlike Pureheart and Superteen, Captain Hero has an arsenal of bizarre weaponry (like exploding bubble gum), and demonstrates other powers, such as "super-breath" and transforming his head into a steel drill. Evilheart the Mighty is Reggie using a variation of the PH Factor, instead using his villainous half to transform into a superhero with Pureheart's powers. So great is Evilheart's villainy that it actually proves a strain to revert to the lesser evil of Reggie Mantle. While Evilheart antagonizes the other superheroes, he will team up with them to battle a common foe. A 1990s revival of the Super Teens (complete with new stories by famous superhero artists and writers) introduced two new Super Teens: Miss Vanity is Veronica, who gained her powers through unknown means (they appear to be stress-related). Her powers are roughly similar to Superteen's, although her outfit is more provocative. She appears to have a "super-sonic" scream, à la the Black Canary. Mighty Moose is, naturally, Moose with the gift of flight and augmentations to his already formidable strength. All of these heroes have inherent "mind foggers" that cause all civilians to forget the Super Teens' secret identities (even the teens themselves, in some cases). The Archies Starting in c. 1967, the band The Archies occasionally appeared in madcap adventures seemingly modeled on the popular television show The Monkees. The stories were notable for puns and slapstick humor, which often broke the fourth wall. Followed by The New Archies. Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper Betty and Me #79–86 (Oct. 1976–Aug. 1977) — A satire of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman (itself a parody of soap opera cliches and other such melodramas), this multi-issue epic placed Archie and the gang in one outlandish, tragic situation after another. The characters spoke in hesitant, over-dramatic tones, and the issues had narrations, unlike previous spinoffs. Notable subplots included Jughead being stalked by a homicidal "limping man", Betty being possessed by a Puritan witch named Felicity Goodbody, and Betty's uncle Draco, a vampire (who never appeared in any other stories) being hunted by a count. A running gag involved the