Archie's Pal Jughead #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Moon June Ruin," Jughead and his friends stumble upon a striking woman sunbathing on the beach, but while the others are captivated, Jughead’s mind is on the dangers of sun exposure—leading to his trademark mix of absurdity and unintended wisdom. Penciled by Harry Lucey and inked by Terry Szenics, this 1953 classic captures the era’s charm with a touch of humor and a dash of teenage awkwardness, all rendered in the distinctive style of cover by Bill Vigoda.
In "Sun-Daze," Jughead and his friends stumble upon an attractive woman sunbathing on the beach, but while the others are distracted, Jughead’s mind is on the risks of sun exposure—turning a simple summer day into a surprisingly health-conscious moment.
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