Archie's Pal Jughead #60

In "Look at Him," Jughead tries to impress the gang by ditching his usual look for a flashy new outfit—only to find his wardrobe change brings unexpected attention, turning him into a sudden heartthrob. As the gang watches in disbelief, Jughead's new style starts making him act more like the kind of guy who’d get swarmed by girls, leading to a moment of comedic crisis.

In this playful one-pager from *Archie's Pal Jughead* #60, Jughead pretends to play an instrument while lounging at home, inviting readers to guess what it is—only to reveal with his usual deadpan charm that he’s just miming along to the radio, completely untalented. The story captures Jughead’s signature blend of laziness and self-aware humor in a single, perfectly paced gag.

In "Solitude," Jughead finds himself drawn back to the quiet solitude of the beach, only to be pulled into the chaos of the gang’s antics when Archie tries to keep him company. After enduring a series of playful but exhausting pranks and interruptions, Jughead retreats once more to his favorite spot—this time, seeking peace he may not find.

In "My Friend, the Enemy," Jughead and Reggie are stunned when Archie and Betty insist they’re secretly fond of one another. Furious at the suggestion, the two rivals team up to prove the opposite—going to great lengths to convince everyone they truly can't stand each other.