Jughead's Double Digest #146
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Worry Flurry," Little Archie and Little Jughead face off in the school talent show, only to be overshadowed by Little Reggie’s flashy act—until a quiet classmate, Ludwig La Stanza, steps in to help them prepare. With a mix of nerves and humor, the duo’s journey from stumbling start to unexpected triumph unfolds in a story written and drawn by Dexter Taylor, whose expressive art brings the small-town antics to life. The cover by Stan Goldberg and Bob Smith captures the moment’s playful tension, a fitting frame for a tale where confidence, friendship, and a little sabotage lead to an unlikely win.
When a new student starts mirroring Veronica Lodge’s every move, she decides to turn the tables—by tricking her into wearing the most outlandish outfits in town and chasing after Jughead. It’s a wild, stylish game of one-upmanship that tests just how far fashion can go.
In "The Pink Ribbon," Jughead’s belief in the power of sleep takes a surprising turn when he dozes off in class—only to wake up with Ethel, ever the schemer, claiming him as her date for the Girls' Day dance. What starts as a lighthearted nod to naps and history quickly spirals into an unexpectedly awkward situation, all while Jughead tries to keep his cool and his reputation intact.
In "Can You Top This?", Little Archie and Little Jughead face off in a school talent show, only to be outshone by Little Reggie’s flashy act—until their classmate Ludwig La Stanza steps in to coach them. With a mix of nerves and growing confidence, the duo hones their routine, but Reggie’s sabotage threatens to ruin their moment. The story builds with playful tension, showcasing teamwork and unexpected humor, as the real prize isn’t just the win, but the joy of a shared, clever performance.
In "Trail's End!", Archie follows a mysterious trail of dainty footprints in the snow, only to find them paired with larger ones—leading him to jump to conclusions about Veronica and Reggie. The story unfolds with classic Riverdale humor as Archie’s imagination runs wild, chasing clues through the winter woods.
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↩ Reprints Little Archie Giant Comics #16 (1960), Archie #172 (1967), The Adventures of Little Archie #51 (1969), Little Archie #60 (1970), Everything's Archie #53 (1976), Jughead's Jokes #53 (1977), Everything's Archie #57 (1977), Jughead #312 (1981), Archie and Me #132 (1982), Archie #314 (1982), Jughead #23 (1991), Jughead #31 (1992), Jughead with Archie Digest #114 (1993), Veronica #63 (1997), Archie's Pal Jughead Comics #101 (1998), Archie's Pal Jughead Comics #111 (1998), Archie's Pal Jughead Comics #112 (1999), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine #63 (2002), Jughead with Archie Digest #177 (2002), Jughead with Archie Digest #181 (2003), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine #80 (2004), Jughead's Double Digest #99 (2004), Jughead with Archie Digest #188 (2004)
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