Cover: Dan DeCarlo & Rudy Lapick

Jughead #188

Jan 1971 · Archie · 0.15 USD

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In "The Silent Minority," Jughead takes a stand—literally—when Reggie mocks his pineapple-topped burger, launching into a passionate (and oddly persuasive) talk about the value of balanced eating. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with expressive energy by Samm Schwartz on art and inks, the issue captures the classic charm of Archie’s humor with a rare moment of earnestness. The cover by Dan DeCarlo and Rudy Lapick perfectly captures the scene’s playful tension.

Contains 6 stories

The Silent Minority

6 pp · Humor, Teen

In the silent humor of "The Silent Minority," Jughead sets out on a mission to satisfy his hunger after being denied a snack before dinner—his only tools being his wit, his iconic hat, and a knack for finding trouble (and free food) in the most ordinary moments. Without a single word, the story unfolds through expressive visuals, capturing Jughead’s determined, slightly desperate, and utterly classic quest for a bite.

Food and Fun

1 pp · Humor, Teen

Up in the Air!

1 pp · Humor, Children

The Demanding One

6 pp · Humor, Teen

The Fall of Jughead

5 pp · Humor, Teen

You Are What You Eat

5 pp · Humor, Teen

In "You Are What You Eat," Jughead takes a stand against Reggie’s teasing by turning a simple lunchtime jab into a full-blown lesson on the value of balanced eating—proving that even a hamburger can be a gateway to better health, one pineapple slice at a time.