Jughead's Double Digest #170
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Food For Thought," Jughead's Double Digest #170 (2011), Bingo finds himself caught between duty and desire when his mother insists he welcome the new neighbors—only to discover they're a widow and her striking teenage daughter, Zelda. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with expressive art by Samm Schwartz, this story blends quiet charm with the familiar warmth of the Archie universe, all wrapped in a cover by Pat Kennedy and Mike DeCarlo.
In "What Wear What?", Jughead’s signature style drives Principal Weatherbee to distraction, prompting him to draft a new school dress code. But when a mix-up turns his rules into something far more chaotic than intended, chaos—and a whole lot of questionable fashion choices—ensues.
When a mysterious giant dog whistle sends canines across the galaxy into a frenzy, the Astro-Mutts enlist Hot Dog to investigate the source on the peaceful planet Pureena—where the real trouble might be just a bark away.
In "Hot Dog Conquers the Universe Part Two," Hot Dog and the Astro-Mutts race against time to stop Drak Batfang’s galactic dog whistle from summoning every dog in the universe to his planet—where chaos, barking, and a very bad plan await. With humor and heart, this sci-fi adventure from Jughead's Double Digest #170 delivers a zany, tail-wagging showdown that’s as clever as it is ridiculous.
In "Go Figure!", Jughead and Archie stumble upon their childhood G.I. Jack action figures at a toy show—only to find they’re suddenly worth a fortune. When Reggie mocks them for playing with "dolls," he quickly finds himself caught up in the nostalgic fun, much to his surprise.
When Jughead’s parents return home to find their house in chaos, they assume a break-in—only to discover the real culprit is their son’s desperate, chaotic attempt to get Hot Dog to the vet. It’s a classic case of misunderstood mayhem, with Jughead’s usual charm and chaos on full display.
When Mr. Weatherbee bans all eating outside lunch hour, Reggie sees a chance to finally get Jughead in trouble—except Jughead’s snack stash might be just a little too clever to catch.
When his mom insists, Bingo trades babysitting duty with Teddy to greet the new neighbors—only to find they’re a striking widow and her equally glamorous teenage daughter, Zelda, leaving him both flustered and unsure how to act.
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