Jughead #158
Jughead's hobby room takes center stage on this charming 1968 Archie Series issue, where Jughead and Archie are deep in conversation about Grandpa Amos's wild WWI aerial exploits — the speech bubbles cheekily revealing that two of those dozen downed planes were actually friendly fire. The cover's imagination runs wild with a vivid fantasy scene of a leather-helmeted pilot among swooping biplanes, while model aircraft (including a red triplane marked with a German cross) and a balsa wood project fill the foreground, capturing that wonderful era of garage-workshop adventure. At just 12 cents, Jughead #158 delivers the series' signature blend of hometown warmth and laugh-out-loud humor.
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No Name (a dog) pushes Archie away from a falling apple and Archie is so grateful for the save that he announces that No Name proves to him that Man's Best Friend is his Dog. Jughead takes this personally since he thinks this means that No Name has superseded him in the friend department. The girls try to get Jughead to love the dog and nothing works until it turns out Big Ethel is allergic to dog hairs.
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