Jughead & Friends Digest Magazine #37
In "The Joking Jester," Archie finds himself trapped in a whimsical medieval fantasy where Jughead plays a jester—still cracking jokes, still delightfully terrible—while Archie and the gang navigate a world straight out of a video game. Written by George Gladir and brought to life by Tim Kennedy’s art, with colors by Joe Morciglio and inks by Rich Koslowski, this playful digression blends classic Archie charm with a clever, game-inspired twist. The cover by Tim Kennedy and Jon D'Agostino captures the absurdity perfectly.
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After listening to an evening of Jughead's bad jokes, Archie dreams about being in a video game where he and his friends are living in medieval times (and Jughead is still telling bad jokes as a jester).
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