Jughead's Double Digest #152

Jughead stumbles into a surprisingly shark-filled dive while scuba-ing, and when Ethel shows up on the dock to say hello, he’s quick to retreat back into the water—no matter how much he’s been warned about the dangers of the deep.

In "It's a Snap!", Jughead takes his Uncle Ned’s camera to the beach, where he quickly discovers the art of capturing awkward moments—literally. With a mischievous grin, he snaps photos of people in increasingly ridiculous situations, then turns a profit by selling them or convincing the subjects to buy their own humiliation.

When Chuck accidentally turns his canoe into a sailboat and finds himself heading straight for a waterfall, his panic is quickly matched by the calm presence of Jughead and Archie, who spring into action. In this lighthearted adventure from Jughead's Double Digest #152, the trio’s quick thinking and friendship are put to the test on the water.

Veronica mocks Jughead’s comic obsession and his daydreams of being the Riverdale Avenger—until she spots a chance to turn his collection into cash. What starts as a joke quickly sparks a surprising new interest in the value of old comics.

When Little Archie stumbles upon a mysterious treasure chest washed ashore, his discovery quickly draws the attention of two bumbling crooks eager to claim it for themselves. As the trio scrambles to outwit one another, the chest's fate takes an unexpected turn—ending up back in the ocean before anyone can uncover what’s inside.

Jughead’s latest prank takes a slippery turn when he swaps out the fish in Mr. Lodge’s aquarium with progressively larger ones, making it look like the fish is growing overnight. But when Mr. Lodge finally catches on, he’s not as easily fooled—and the tables turn in a way that’s both clever and deliciously satisfying.

In "The Rejected," Archie and Veronica attempt a classic romantic getaway, only to find their usual crew—Jo, Moose, and the rest—uninterested in joining them. As they navigate the awkward silence of being unexpectedly unmissed, the usual high school dynamics take a surprisingly tender turn.

In "The Kiss-Off," Betty and Veronica take turns practicing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on Archie, much to his reluctant amusement, while Jughead hesitates to try it on Veronica—though he manages to revive Hot Dog with surprising ease.