Jughead's Double Digest #181

In "Luck, Flee a Lady," Trula Twyst convinces Jinx Molloy that his so-called jinx is just a mindset—and that it can be passed on. When Jinx tries to offload it, he accidentally transfers it to Jughead, who now finds himself tangled in a string of increasingly bizarre misfortunes.

When Jughead Jones is caught tossing peanuts at a Riverdale ballgame, he’s unexpectedly recruited to pitch for his school’s team—though the promise of free food doesn’t quite sell him on the idea.

In "You Get What You Give," Betty and Veronica debate the idea that people ultimately receive what they deserve—whether kindness or mischief. Veronica remains unconvinced until a surprising moment proves the theory might just be true.

When Miss Grundy announces she’s ready to quit teaching, the class realizes their antics may have gone too far. In a rare moment of unity, they band together to prove they’re worth keeping—just in time to see if their efforts can bring her back to the classroom.

In "Thumb Fun," Jughead lounges in his hammock, performing odd hand motions that puzzle Archie—until the final panel reveals Jughead’s strange practice was actually preparing for the Valley Pinball Championship, where his peculiar technique might just be the key to victory.

When Pop Tate grows frustrated that customers keep leaving his diner’s front door wide open, a simple annoyance sparks a rumor that Pop's is shutting down—sending shockwaves through Riverdale’s lunch crowd.

In "The Cold Facts," Archie’s laryngitis leaves him voiceless, making it tough to pull off his usual antics—especially when he’s stuck caddying for Mr. Weatherbee on the golf course. With his usual charm silenced, Archie has to think fast to distract the principal at just the right moment, all while keeping his usual mischievous streak alive.