Archie Comics #44
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Swing Your Partner," Jughead’s culinary ambitions hit a snag when his own appetite sabotages his shift at the school carnival’s hamburger stand. Forced to switch roles, he takes over the fortune teller’s booth—where his surprisingly accurate (and oddly specific) predictions send the crowd fleeing from burgers. Art by George Frese, with cover by Bob Montana, this 1950 classic captures the charm and chaos of Riverdale’s annual event in crisp, nostalgic detail.
In "To Sit or Not To Sit!", Archie’s 25-cent hourly rate for babysitting sparks a lesson in responsibility when Betty drags him along to watch a mischievous kid—proving that sitting still isn’t the hardest part of the job.
In "Hamburger Holiday," Jughead’s culinary ambitions at the school carnival take a deliciously chaotic turn when his appetite outpaces his productivity—leading Archie to reassign him to the fortune teller’s booth, where his surprisingly accurate (and oddly specific) warnings about hamburgers send the crowd into a frenzy.
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Reprinted in Archie Comics #2 (1950), Archie Comics #43 (1950), Pep Comics #78 (1950), Archie #5 (1951), Archie's Pal Jughead #2 (1951)
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