Jughead's Double Digest #118
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cafeteria Crisis," Jughead’s generosity takes an unexpected turn when Evelyn, distraught over forgetting her lunch, learns he once inspired a baby’s name—only to discover the "baby" is actually a cockatiel named Forsythe Evernever. Written and illustrated by Dexter Taylor, this heartfelt moment in Jughead's Double Digest #118 (2006) finds the lovable teen sharing his sandwich with a friend, all while navigating a mix-up that’s as quirky as it is kind. The cover by Stan Goldberg and Bob Smith captures the chaos with a classic Archie flair.
In "The Trend Setter," Jughead Jones stumbles into an unlikely fashion experiment when two local designers enlist him to wear their outrageous outfits around Riverdale—hoping he’ll spark a new trend. What follows is a quirky, stylish ride through town, where Jughead’s natural charm and offbeat style unintentionally reshape the way Riverdale sees fashion, all without the designers’ original plan in mind.
In "Jug Fu," Jughead attempts to master kung fu using a self-help book, only to find his dramatic yells useless against a real-life mugger. When words fail, he resorts to the only weapon he has—his book—and takes down the thief with a well-placed swing.
Jughead brings his boombox to school with a new CD, only to face a stern warning from Mr. Weatherbee—until the principal hears the music and realizes it’s Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony. The unexpected twist turns a routine school moment into a surprising harmony of discipline and classical appreciation.
In "Flash from Space," Reggie stumbles upon a photo of Jughead tossing a Frisbee and spins a wild theory that it's an alien signal, launching a townwide conspiracy that has everyone questioning Jughead’s true origins. With his usual mix of mischief and imagination, Reggie drags the whole gang into a bizarre investigation that blurs the line between prank and paranoia.
In "Date Break," Little Archie skips his date with Veronica to sneak off to a baseball game, leaving Jughead stuck on the phone with Reggie, who’s determined to keep him there in case she calls. The trio’s chaotic plan unfolds over five pages of classic Riverdale mischief, with tension building as the clock ticks and the phone stays silent.
In "The Same Name," Jughead’s quiet moment of kindness takes an unexpected turn when Evelyn, upset over forgetting her lunch, reveals she named her family’s new baby after him. Moved by the gesture, Jughead offers his sandwich—only to discover the baby is actually a cockatiel named Forsythe Evernever, much to his surprise.
Jughead’s lunch plans take a surprising turn when he spots Phanela buying four pounds of hamburger meat—only to learn she’s a vegetarian who’s feeding it all to her dog. The twist leaves Jughead both bewildered and oddly intrigued as he tries to figure out how to enjoy a meal without breaking his own rules—or Phanela’s.
In "Class Act!", Jack Gordon returns to Riverdale High as a teacher, facing the tricky task of staying professional while navigating old friendships with his former classmates. The story explores the awkward, heartfelt moments that come when past and present collide in the halls of a school that never really changed.
Jughead tries something new for New Year’s: eating healthy. But when his body starts reacting badly to salads and smoothies, the doctors step in with a shocking diagnosis—Jughead might actually need junk food to survive. In "Resolution Solution!!", the usual rules of eating don’t apply, and the only thing standing between him and a full recovery might be a burger, fries, and a milkshake.
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