Jughead's Double Digest #195

In "Hard To Get!", Jughead finds himself unexpectedly on the run—not from food, but from a swarm of girls who can’t have him. When Reggie tries to steal the spotlight by claiming he’s the one they’re after, he quickly learns the hard way that being unavailable has its own kind of cost.

In "A Yen For Spaghetti (Chapter 2)," Jughead and January follow a mysterious time disturbance to 13th century China, where they encounter a past version of themselves—another Jughead, already deep in a noodle-fueled adventure with Marco Polo. The story unfolds with playful chaos as history and hunger collide across centuries.

In "A Yen For Spaghetti (Chapter 3)," the sudden disappearance of the 2nd Jughead tears a hole in time, sending the 1st Jughead on a wild, spaghetti-fueled mission across centuries. With only a takeout order and a desperate hope, he races to the 20th century to deliver a meal that might just mend the past—before time itself runs out.

In "Kidded Kidders," Archie and Reggie pull a prank on Jughead by convincing him that Sophie's father runs a bakery, leading Jughead to shower her with extravagant treats and attention. But when the truth comes out—Sophie's dad doesn’t own a bakery, he owns something far more surprising—the joke takes an unexpected turn that leaves Jughead both bewildered and oddly impressed.

In "Teenese," Mr. Weatherbee and Miss Grundy attempt to solve a mystery using the baffling language of Teenese—Jo's roundabout way of asking questions—after a ball knocks Mr. Weatherbee unconscious during school. The resulting mix-up leads to a hilariously tangled conversation that turns a simple incident into a full-blown classroom conundrum.