Jughead #8
In "Sauve qui Peut!", Jughead finds himself wrongly accused of stealing from Chok'lit, sending Archie into a rough neighborhood to clear his friend’s name. With a mysterious thug sporting a peace sign on his shirt as the only lead, the search takes a surprising turn. Written by Dick Malmgren and illustrated by Samm Schwartz, with colors by Barry Grossman, this 1984 Canadian release features a striking cover by Dan DeCarlo and Rudy Lapick.
When Jughead realizes he can’t outrun Big Ethel in the annual "Girls 'Day" race, he makes a bold decision: instead of fleeing, he heads straight to her house—no more running, no more hiding. In this lighthearted, five-page slice of teen chaos, the usual antics take a surprising turn when the tables flip on the usual chase.
When Jughead is wrongly accused of robbing Chok'lit, Archie sets out into a rough neighborhood to clear his friend’s name, tracking down a towering bully who wears a peace sign on his shirt—no easy task when the truth is as tangled as a forgotten sandwich.
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