Jughead #325
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Barely Friendly," Jughead's trademark confidence lands him in hot water when Cheryl Blossom, ever the dramatic snob, demands her brother Jason teach him a lesson for an insult. Jason takes up the challenge, only to find Jughead has temporarily handed his signature hat over to Moose—leaving the town's most notorious foodie defenseless and utterly unimpressed by the threat. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo Jr.'s crisp art, Jim DeCarlo’s inks, Barry Grossman’s colors, and Bill Yoshida’s lettering, this 1982 classic captures the usual chaos of Riverdale with a side of sibling rivalry. The cover by Stan Goldberg and Rudy Lapick perfectly captures the moment’s tension.
In "Barely Friendly," Cheryl Blossom’s pride takes a hit when Jughead mocks her, prompting her to enlist her brother Jason to teach the townie a lesson. But when Jason arrives to confront Jughead, he finds the hat—Jughead’s signature symbol—safely tucked away in Moose’s hands, leaving the whole feud hanging on a hat that’s not even where it should be.
In "Two on the Isle," Jughead crafts a whimsical tropical retreat from discarded playhouse props, turning an old stage into his own island escape. When a girl shows interest in his makeshift paradise, Jughead finds himself caught between his love for solitude and the sudden, unexpected company—worrying that Archie and Reggie might still try to steal her away.
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Reprinted in Jughead #118 (1982)
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