Jughead's Double Digest #136

In "Soft Cell," Jughead's unorthodox study habits take a turn when Mr. Weatherbee and Miss Grundy uncover his daily detentions aren't punishment—they're his chosen sanctuary. The story finds the usually laid-back teen turning the detention room into his own quiet retreat, much to the bemusement of the school staff.

In "Planned Activity," Archie takes on a winter chore he’d rather avoid—shoveling snow—just to earn a little extra cash. Jughead, ever the pragmatist, reminds him that true work only happens in the Spring and Fall, when the weather’s just right.

In "Chants of a Lifetime," Jughead takes up the mysterious chant of "Waldo" as a personal mantra, convinced it’s the key to unlocking cosmic luck and reaching the twelfth astral plane. When his strange ritual starts yielding surprisingly good fortune, even the skeptical gang can’t ignore the sudden streak of hits.

When Pop Tate faces eviction and his beloved shop is set for demolition, the gang rallies to help him move—uncovering forgotten treasures in the basement along the way. Could these relics be the key to saving the place they all hold dear?

When Archie takes a sudden trip out of town, Mr. Lodge sees it as a golden opportunity—until he realizes Archie’s left Jughead to watch over Veronica. What follows is a whirlwind of chaos and mischievous energy as Jughead, armed with his usual appetite and irreverence, turns the Lodge Mansion into his own personal playground.

In "Paper Chased," Jughead finds himself trapped in a science lab with Dilton, whose painfully detailed experiment notes drive him to the brink—literally. As Dilton drones on with his meticulous summaries, Jughead’s patience wears thinner than a stale pretzel.