Jughead #277
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pardon My French," Jughead’s well-intentioned misunderstanding at a flower show leads him down a delightfully absurd path: convinced Ethel’s sneezing is due to a flower allergy, he launches a daily flower delivery campaign, hoping to outwit her allergy with the very thing that triggers it. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with crisp, expressive art by Samm Schwartz—pencils, inks, and lettering all by Schwartz—this 1978 classic captures the charm of Archie’s small-town humor, with a cover by Stan Goldberg and Jon D'Agostino that perfectly captures the scene’s playful spirit.
In "Pardon My French," Jughead finds himself on the wrong side of Miss Grundy’s French class—again—until a surprising twist reveals his chaotic pronunciation isn’t carelessness, but a clever (if misguided) strategy to escape the subject. The story unfolds with the usual charm and humor of Jughead’s antics, as his antics in class take a surprising turn.
In "Flower Power," Jughead, ever the thoughtful (if slightly misguided) friend, notices Ethel sneezing at a flower show and decides she must be allergic to something there. Determined to help, he starts sending her a new flower each day, hoping to identify the one that triggers her reaction—so he can use it to keep her safe.
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