Jughead #136
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Black Friday," Jughead faces his toughest challenge yet: throwing a party for his friends on a mere seventeen-cent budget. With his usual appetite for snacks and his friends counting on him, he sets out to scavenge, bargain, and improvise—any way he can stretch those few cents into a full-fledged celebration. Written by George Gladir and illustrated by Bill Vigoda, with inks by Marty Epp and lettering by Marty Epp, this classic 1966 issue captures Jughead’s signature blend of hunger, humor, and stubborn optimism—cover by Bill Vigoda.
Jughead’s finally agreed to throw a party for his friends—no small feat, given his usual reluctance to do anything that isn’t about eating. Now he’s scrambling to pull off a full-fledged celebration with nothing but seventeen cents to work with, turning his usual ingenuity toward the impossible task of making a party happen on a budget that barely covers a single sandwich.
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