Cover: Dan DeCarlo

Jughead #225

Feb 1974 · Archie · 0.20 USD

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In "Sign Out," Li'l Jinx sets up a makeshift art stand outside her home, trying to sell her paintings with a mix of pride and quiet hope. When her dad stops by to check in, he compliments her work and gently questions the price of one piece—only to be met with a sweet, knowing discount when he offers to buy it. A quiet moment of family warmth and small-town charm, all drawn in the unmistakable style of Joe Edwards, whose full creative hand is on this 1974 classic. The cover by Dan DeCarlo captures the lighthearted spirit of the story with a classic Archie-era flair.

Contains 5 stories

Sign Out

6 pp · Humor, Teen

unnamed bookstore owner

Just like in Big Business

1 pp · Humor, Children

In "Just like in Big Business," Li'l Jinx sets up a roadside art stand, proudly displaying her paintings for sale. When her dad stops by to check on her sales, he compliments her work and questions her pricing—only to be met with a playful discount when he offers to buy one.

Scare Fare

6 pp · Humor, Teen

Stanley (boy Betty is babysitting)

The Rope Trick

6 pp · Humor, Teen

two unnamed girls

In "The Rope Trick," Jughead faces a dilemma when two little girls ask him to teach them jump rope tricks—something that threatens his carefully maintained reputation as a man who’s utterly uninterested in girls, even the tiny ones. With his pride on the line and his usual logic in overdrive, he’s torn between helping and avoiding any hint of being seen as “soft.”

Nothing but the Tooth

5 pp · Humor, Teen

unnamed spoiled bratunnamed brat's mother

In "Nothing but the Tooth," Jughead takes on the role of Dracula for the school play, transforming Riverdale into his spooky stage with a dramatic flair. As he practices his lines, his over-the-top performance accidentally turns a bratty kid into a model child—just by being terrifyingly convincing.