Jughead's Double Digest #44
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Big Show," Archie sets out to uncover Reggie's Achilles' heel for revenge, but Jughead offers a surprisingly simple clue: Reggie can't resist a good prank. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Bill Vigoda, with inks by Vincent DeCarlo and letters by Vincent DeCarlo, this 1997 Double Digest delivers classic Archie-style mischief. The cover by Stan Goldberg and Mike Esposito captures the playful chaos of the story.
In "Heels Together," Archie sets out to uncover Reggie's Achilles' heel for a little payback—only to have Jughead drop a clever hint: Reggie’s real weakness might just be his irresistible urge to pull a prank. With a mix of mischief and misdirection, the trio’s usual chaos takes a new turn, all while staying true to the humor and heart of Riverdale’s most mischievous crew.
In "Feast or Famine," Jughead takes on a challenge from Reggie: go a full week without eating hamburgers. What starts as a test of willpower takes a strange turn when Jughead begins sleepwalking to the local diner, devouring burgers in his sleep—without remembering it. When he finally wins the bet and is rewarded with two dozen hamburgers, he’s shocked to find himself utterly uninterested in eating, leading him to worry something’s wrong and rush to the doctor.
In "My Favorite Season... Spring!" from Jughead's Double Digest #44, Archie declares spring his favorite time of year—mostly because it means girls are finally shedding their heavy coats—though his enthusiasm is dampened by the season’s pesky allergies. Written by a team known for their light-hearted takes on teen life, the story captures the small, sweet frustrations and joys of growing up in Riverdale.
When the ongoing tomato-throwing feud between Reggie and Jughead starts spilling into the lunchroom, the gang finally snaps and tries to stop the chaos—only to find themselves right in the middle of the next round. A perfectly timed prank, a splash of red, and a whole lot of confusion ensue in this classic slice of Riverdale humor.
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