Jughead #5
In "Super Teens: Deadly Ringers!", Jughead and the gang dive into a mystery at Sunnyside Mall while investigating Principal Stanger—only to stumble upon eerily familiar teens who might not be who they seem. After a strange dream about the legendary Super Teens defending Pop's, Jughead wakes to a shocking twist: the diner has been shut down by Stanger himself. Written by Chip Zdarsky and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Erica Henderson (pencils and inks), this issue blends quirky charm with rising tension, all wrapped in a cover by Henderson that captures the moment with sharp, playful detail.
In "Super Teens: Deadly Ringers!", Jughead and the gang dive into a mystery at Sunnyside Mall while investigating Principal Stanger—only to stumble upon eerily familiar teens who seem too perfect to be real. When Jughead wakes from a vivid dream of the legendary Super Teens defending Pop's, he’s shocked to learn the diner has been shut down by Stanger, leaving more questions than answers.
In "The Run-Around," Jughead finds himself in a sticky situation when his old pants are stolen right after he’s had them altered. To avoid embarrassment, he impulsively joins a nearby race—running in nothing but his boxer shorts, trying to blend in with the crowd.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Pal Jughead #4 (1951), Archie's Pal Jughead #7 (1951)
Reprinted in Jughead #1 (2016), Riverdale présente Jughead #[1] (2018)
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