Jughead & Friends Digest Magazine #7

In "Pen Yen," Jughead takes on Reggie’s boast about a water-resistant pen with a straight-faced claim of his own: his pen can write on water. When Reggie challenges him to prove it, Jughead calmly sits on a frozen lake, places paper on the ice, and begins writing—leaving readers wondering just how he plans to make that work.

In "Cube Boob," Jughead puts Reggie through a uniquely chilly prep session for ski season—literally—by having him sit on ice cubes. When Reggie questions the logic, Jughead explains it’s all about toughening up for the icy ski lifts, proving once again that his idea of preparation is as absurd as it is deliciously dumb.

In "Great Caesar's Ghost," Reggie takes the spotlight as the Roman emperor in the school play, with Jughead cast as his humble slave—until opening night, when Jughead’s unexpected flair turns the performance into a spectacle, and his knack for snacks proves harder to resist than the stage lights.

In "The Muscle Builders," Archie and Reggie put their faith in fitness, insisting that strength and training are the true keys to self-defense. Jughead, ever the skeptic, sticks to his belief that he can dodge trouble just fine without breaking a sweat—no gym required.

When Bingo, Samantha, and Teddy stumble upon a nearly empty ski lodge rumored to be haunted by the house next door, they’re not scared—they’re intrigued. With their usual mix of curiosity and boldness, the trio sets out to uncover the truth behind the mysterious noises, turning a quiet getaway into a wild, wacky mystery hunt.