Cover: Bob White

Jughead #129

Feb 1966 · Archie · 0.12 USD

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In "Dream Boy," Jughead hatches a clever scheme when he suggests turning the usual love triangle on its head—offering to split Archie and Betty, all while secretly aiming to steal Archie's attention for himself. With Veronica playfully on board, the plan unfolds in classic Archie style, full of playful misdirection and the kind of lighthearted chaos only Dan DeCarlo’s art can deliver. Written by Frank Doyle, with inks by Rudy Lapick and letters by Vincent DeCarlo, and featuring a cover by Bob White, this 1966 classic captures the charm of early Archie comics at their most whimsical.

Contains 6 stories

Dream Boy

6 pp · Humor, Teen

Dress Mess

1 pp · Humor, Children

Great Date

1 pp · Humor, Teen

The Steele Trap!

6 pp · Adventure, Humor, Teen

Jughead Jones [as Stainless Steele]

In "The Steele Trap!", Jughead imagines himself as the suave secret agent Stainless Steele, racing to stop the nefarious Pancho Villain from taking over the Mexican food market—because even in a dream, the stakes are as high as a double meat, extra cheese, extra pickles, extra onions, extra mustard, extra lettuce, extra tomato, extra bun, extra everything, extra cheese, extra pickles, extra onions, extra mustard, extra lettuce, extra tomato, extra bun, extra everything, extra cheese, extra pickles, extra onions, extra mustard, extra lettuce, extra tomato, extra bun, extra everything, extra cheese, extra pickles, extra onions, extra mustard, extra lettuce, extra tomato, extra bun, extra everything, extra cheese, extra pickles, extra onions, extra mustard, extra lettuce, extra tomato, extra bun, extra everything, extra cheese, extra pickles, extra onions, extra mustard, extra lettuce, extra tomato, extra bun, extra everything, extra cheese, extra pickles, extra onions, extra mustard, extra lettuce, extra tomato, extra bun, extra everything, extra cheese, extra pickles, extra onions, extra

All For One

5 pp · Humor, Teen

In "All For One," Jughead hatches a scheme that flips the script on the usual love triangle, suggesting he’ll help Veronica pull Betty away from Archie—only to quietly orchestrate a twist that puts Archie right where he wants to be. Written with classic charm and a dash of mischief, this 1966 tale showcases Jughead’s cleverness in a story that’s as playful as it is unexpectedly strategic.

The Misfit

5 pp · Humor, Teen

In "The Misfit," Jughead’s latest snack habit lands him in hot water when Veronica explodes over the peanut brittle he’s eaten—her pride and joy. Later, she spots him at the docks, slumped and silent, and her concern quickly turns to dread as she wonders if he’s about to make a dramatic exit.