Archie Facsimile Edition #6

In "Paging Paul Revere," Jughead Jones goes from apathetic to adrenaline-fueled when the prospect of a victory dinner stirs his competitive spirit. When he overhears a suspicious phone call about stealing Riverdale High’s mascot, he grabs the only horse in town and rides through the night, shouting warnings to anyone who’ll listen. His heroic ride leaves him sore enough to stand through the dinner—no sitting allowed.

In "Cool Ghoul," Jughead tries to play it cool by mocking a horror movie for being laughably bad—until Archie’s mother surprises him with a tap on the shoulder, sending him tumbling through the window in a panic. The story captures a classic Archie-style moment of teenage dread and humor, perfectly balancing nerves and laughs.

In "Wrist Twist," Jughead discovers the secret of jiu jitsu—just a flick of the wrist can send someone flying—and soon finds himself in a showdown with the notoriously tough Horrible Herman. What starts as a goofy experiment in leverage turns into a whirlwind of flying tackles and accidental knockouts, leaving Jughead wary of even the friendliest handshake.

In "Lazily Yours," Jughead lounges under a tree, convinced nothing ever happens in Riverdale—until a whirlwind of chaos unfolds right beside him. A fleeing robber, a runaway horse, a crashing jet, and a dramatic police standoff all pass by while he snoozes, each moment more absurd than the last. He only stirs when the scent of Archie and Reggie grilling burgers three miles away finally piques his interest.