Jughead's Double Digest #182
In "Your Humble Serpent or: The Beast from One Fathom," Jughead's beach day takes a bizarre turn when a mysterious creature emerges from the surf—much to the confusion of everyone, especially Archie and Reggie, who still can't get a single glance from the ladies. Written by Craig Boldman and illustrated by Rex Lindsey, with inks by Rich Koslowski, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Jack Morelli, this Double Digest tale brings the usual chaos to the shore, all under a cover by Stan Goldberg and Jon D'Agostino.
Jughead’s on a mission to return Mrs. Sweet’s lost wallet, but the shortcut through the woods leads him straight into a surprise ice cream rush—campers lining up fast as he sells out from his trusty cart. With a cone in one hand and a sense of purpose in the other, he’s got a sweet problem: how to get the wallet back when everyone’s too busy enjoying his treats.
In "Temper Talent!", Reggie and Archie put on a show of exaggerated artistic temperaments for each other, each one trying to outdo the other in dramatic flair. When Jughead gets stung by a bee, his sudden burst of motion sends him careening through the group—sending everyone tumbling into the pool. Archie can't help but remark that Jughead’s reaction is a "true artist" moment.
In "Jughead's Diner," Jughead finds himself stranded in the bizarre town of Dinersville after running out of gas on his way home from the International Bon-Bon Convention. With only his wits and a love of food, he teams up with a cast of eccentric diner regulars to outsmart a scheming businessman—though whether it's all a dream remains deliciously unclear.
In "No Fear," Jughead is challenged by Trula to prove he isn’t secretly afraid of girls—so he sets out to spend time with them, hoping to show he’s fearless. What starts as a lighthearted test quickly spirals into a series of increasingly awkward encounters, leaving Jughead more anxious than ever.
Jo and Bingo find themselves caught in a bizarre twist when Bingo suddenly gains super strength, effortlessly lifting barbells that leave the Smythes struggling in his wake—except Jo starts to wonder: is this real, or just a dream?
In "The Tenderfoot," Jughead’s relentless quest for the perfect snack leads him across a scorching beach, where his bare feet meet their match—while Archie and Reggie struggle to catch the eye of the local beauties, Jughead finds unexpected help from the very girls they’re trying to impress.
In "New Kids Off the Wall Part One," Jughead, Archie, Veronica, and Betty find their usual routines thrown into chaos by the arrival of some unfamiliar new students. Things take a wild turn when Reggie becomes the unexpected star of a prank, ending up in a full cheerleader outfit—complete with a short skirt—leaving everyone stunned and the school buzzing.
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