Jughead and Archie Double Digest #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Crass Menagerie!", Betty heads to her grandmother’s house with a basket of treats, only to find Reggie—ever the sly wolf—scheming to charm her while Granny Cooper is out. Just as the tension mounts, Jughead shows up, but his real motive might be less about rescuing Betty and more about the snacks. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with vibrant art by Samm Schwartz, this playful twist on a classic tale features colors by Carlos Antunes and letters by Schwartz, with a cover by Fernando Ruiz and Bob Smith.
In "Changing Times," Betty heads to her grandmother’s house with a basket of treats, unaware that Reggie—ever the smooth-talking wolf—has schemed to intercept her. With Granny Cooper conveniently out, Reggie sets his sights on Betty, but Jughead’s sudden arrival throws the whole scene into question: is he there to rescue her, or just the snacks?
When Jughead shows his little sister Jo how to finger paint, their playful art session takes an unexpected turn when a gallery owner mistakes her scribbles for the work of a prodigious young artist—Jellybean. Suddenly, Jo’s chaotic swirls are being framed, and the local art world is abuzz with the discovery of a mysterious toddler genius.
In "Envy," Reggie’s confidence takes a hilarious turn when he believes his friends left him behind simply because they were too self-conscious about their looks compared to his dazzling charm. Written with a wink and drawn with playful flair, the story captures the absurdity of teenage vanity in a moment that’s equal parts cringe and comedy.
In "The Blob," Dilton accidentally swaps Veronica's latest photos for his Rorschach test results, leading to a mix-up that has Archie staring at the images with a look of confusion—and possibly something more. The moment sets off a chain of awkward reactions, all centered around what one photo might really mean.
When Little Archie loses his lucky coin at the circus, he and Jughead team up to track down the thief—only to uncover a twist that ties the pickpocket to the circus owner himself. A quick-witted mystery unfolds under the big top, where every act hides a secret.
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↩ Reprints The Adventures of Little Archie #31 (1964), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #43 (1967), Jughead's Jokes #3 (1968), Jughead #187 (1970), Jughead #198 (1971), Archie's Joke Book Magazine #188 (1973), Jughead's Jokes #36 (1973), Archie Annual #26 (1975), Jughead's Jokes #54 (1977), Jughead's Jokes #56 (1977), Archie's Joke Book Magazine #238 (1977), Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #264 (1977), Laugh Comics / Laugh #330 (1978), Jughead's Jokes #69 (1980), Jughead #331 (1983), Archie Giant Series Magazine #553 (1985), Archie's Story & Game Digest Magazine #10 (1989), Jughead #16 (1990), Archie's Story & Game Digest Magazine #16 (1990), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #220 (1991), Archie's Pal Jughead Comics #72 (1995), Little Archie Digest Magazine #15 (1995), Archie's Story & Game Digest Magazine #39 (1998), Archie's Pal Jughead Comics #130 (2000), Jughead's Double Digest #76 (2001), Jughead with Archie Digest #167 (2001), Jughead's Double Digest #79 (2001), Jughead's Double Digest #85 (2002), Jughead's Double Digest #94 (2003), Archie #565 (2006), Jughead & Friends Digest Magazine #21 (2007), Archie #584 (2008), Archie #593 (2009), Archie #596 (2009)
Reprinted in Archie 1000 Page Comics Jam #[nn] (2015)
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