Jughead's Double Digest #191
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "What Were You Thinking?", Dimples Delush sets her sights on winning Bingo away from Samantha with a sly, seductive scheme—only to have her plans derailed in the most awkward way by the ever-unintentionally meddling Mr. Smythe. Written by Dick Malmgren and brought to life with vibrant energy by Stan Goldberg, Rudy Lapick, Barry Grossman, and Bill Yoshida, this Double Digest tale delivers classic Archie charm with a dash of comedic chaos. The cover by Rex W. Lindsey captures the moment with playful flair.
In "Too Much of You and You," Mr. Weatherbee’s worst fears come to life when Little Archie and Little Jughead build a tiny flying saucer for a science project—only to accidentally summon real tiny aliens who arrive in a vehicle just like it. Panicked by the encounter, Weatherbee destroys the saucer in a fit of anxiety, earning a stern lecture from Mr. Flutesnoot, who offers a passing grade in exchange for over-the-top upgrades to the project. The tiny visitors, witnessing Earth’s overreaction, quietly conclude that humans are far too aggressive to be trusted friends.
In "The Same Name," Jo is devastated when she realizes she forgot her lunch, but Jughead’s unexpected kindness—offering his meal after learning she named her family’s new baby after him—brings a surprising twist. When Jughead meets the new arrival, he discovers the baby isn’t a child at all, but a cockatiel named Forsythe Evernever.
In "Rad Ad," Archie pitches a bold plan to fund a fancy date with Veronica by selling ad space on his car—only to discover she views such publicity as tacky. As he scrambles to hide the pickle ad from her eyes, a wave of paparazzi turns the moment into a viral sensation, leading to an unexpected modeling opportunity for Veronica.
In "The Signature," Archie strikes a deal with Jughead: if Jughead will do his homework, Archie will pay him in food. What starts as a simple trade quickly spirals into a chaotic system where every assignment comes with a snack condition—leading to unexpected consequences neither of them saw coming.
In "Hero," Dimples Delush spins her charms to win Bingo away from Samantha, but just as her scheme seems to be working, Mr. Smythe stumbles into the moment—unintentionally turning the tide in a way no one saw coming.
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Reprinted in Archie 1000 Page Comics Digest #[nn] (2013), World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #87 (2019), Archie Showcase Digest #4 (2021)
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