Jughead #3
This third volume of the 2017 Jughead series collects issues #12–17 of the main title, along with the Jughead the Hunger one-shot. Written by Ryan North with art by Derek Charm and others, these stories follow Jughead Jones as he navigates Riverdale High's eccentric social scene, battles a sentient vending machine, and faces off against a mysterious new rival who challenges his title as the town's laziest teen. The collection also includes the standalone horror-themed special that reimagines Jughead as a werewolf hunter in a darker take on the Archie universe.
Jughead #3 (2017) delivers a delightfully chaotic chapter in the life of Archie’s most famously hungry teen, as a lost video game bet sets off a month-long chain of absurd demands—starting with Reggie’s insistence on forming a band called "The Reggies." With Archie stenciling instruments, Jughead writing a song, and Veronica hiring the "Audio Hunks" to fix the mess, things take a surprising turn when Jughead uncovers Dilton’s secret audio software. The resulting remix of their terrible performance accidentally goes viral, turning their disaster into an internet sensation. Written by Ryan North and illustrated by Derek Charm—whose sharp, expressive art brings the whole absurdity to life—this issue captures the charm and humor of the series with a perfect blend of teenage chaos and inventive tech. Cover by Derek Charm.
In "null," Jughead’s world tilts when Reggie unexpectedly wins a video game race, claiming the title of King for a Day—then King for a Week, then King for a Month after a series of escalating challenges. Jughead, stunned and obsessed with reclaiming his throne, refuses to let go, turning a simple game into a full-blown rivalry.
In "null," Jughead’s humiliating loss in a video game race against Reggie sets off a month-long reign of absurd demands—starting with forming a band called "The Reggies." While Archie stencils the logo on instruments and Veronica hires the "Audio Hunks" to salvage their terrible music, Jughead stumbles upon Dilton’s secret project: a powerful audio and video software that does far more than remix. When Jughead uses it to turn their disaster into a gloriously surreal video called "The Jugheads," the result accidentally goes viral—sparking chaos neither he nor the town is ready for.
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