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Cover: Rex Lindsey

Jughead #12

Jun 1989 · Archie · 0.95 USD
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“Proverbose”

In "Proverbose," Jughead finds himself tangled in a bizarre twist when his attempt to order a flea collar for Hot Dog backfires—now the dog’s name is plastered across a flood of junk mail. Things get even stranger when Jughead enters a "Most-Interesting Bachelor" contest using Hot Dog’s profile and unexpectedly wins, setting off a chain of absurd events. Written by Hal Smith and illustrated by Doug Crane, with inks by Mike Esposito, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, the issue features a cover by Rex Lindsey.

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writer Hal Smith · artist Doug Crane · inker Mike Esposito · colorist Barry Grossman · letterer Bill Yoshida · cover Rex Lindsey

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writer Hal Smith
artist Doug Crane
letterer Bill Yoshida
cover pencils, inks Rex Lindsey

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Jughead receives a lot of junk mail in Hot Dog's name after using H. D. Jones as the name when ordering a flea collar. One of the junk mail items was an entry form in a most-interesting bachelor contest which Jughead fills out using Hot Dog's profile and he ends up winning.

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