Jughead with Archie Digest #101
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prime Time Wasters," Jughead and his friends face a sweet temptation when Mr. Lodge offers to pay them to pick apples from his orchard—only for Reggie to convince them to skip the daytime job and pull off a nighttime heist, channeling the spirit of classic American mischief. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with playful energy by artist Bill Vigoda, with inks by Terry Szenics, this 1990 digest tale captures the timeless charm of teenage antics, all under Dan DeCarlo’s iconic cover art.
In "Tail Of Woe," the Royal Raccoons Lodge’s annual summer games turn into a chaotic showdown when Archie and Jughead square off against Jason Blossom and his Pembrooke Academy friends, turning the usual friendly competition into a full-blown rivalry.
In "Turnabout," Jughead’s well-intentioned meddling turns a simple breakup letter into a hilarious misadventure when he convinces Archie to write to Veronica after she stands him up. With the letter never properly mailed—thanks to Jughead’s missing stamp—the two end up reclaiming it just in time, leaving their friendship (and the mailman) thoroughly confused.
In "Apple Turnover," Jo and her friends are tempted by Mr. Lodge’s offer to pay them for picking apples in his orchard—except Reggie has a better idea. Convinced that true mischief means sneaking in under cover of night, he rallies the group to take the apples their own way, turning a simple chore into a classic tale of teenage rebellion.
In "Inspector Jones," Jughead is sent by Mr. Weatherbee to check on the school’s structural integrity—only to be mistaken by his classmates as a secret agent for the principal. As he moves through the halls with a clipboard, every glance and note sparks rumors, turning a simple inspection into a full-blown student conspiracy.
In "Can You Top This?", Archie and Jughead trade increasingly outlandish tales after hearing a hobo spin wild stories about his past as a millionaire, each trying to outdo the other with ever-more improbable life adventures. The humor shines in their escalating antics, turning a quiet moment into a laugh-out-loud showdown of imagination.
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↩ Reprints Archie Annual #13 (1961), Archie's Joke Book Magazine #64 (1962), Archie's Joke Book Magazine #121 (1968), Jughead #159 (1968), Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes #5 (1969), Jughead's Jokes #12 (1969), Jughead's Jokes #14 (1969), Jughead's Jokes #17 (1970), Everything's Archie #27 (1973), Archie's Joke Book Magazine #194 (1974), Reggie and Me #78 (1975), Jughead #241 (1975), Archie Giant Series Magazine #463 (1977), Archie at Riverdale High #64 (1979), Jughead #295 (1979), Life with Archie #220 (1981), Life with Archie #228 (1981), Betty and Me #136 (1983), Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #55 (1984), Pep #403 (1985), Jughead #343 (1985), Laugh Comics / Laugh #392 (1985), Sélection Archie (et amis) #553
Reprinted in Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine #21 (1996), Jughead's Double Digest #40 (1996), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals Double Digest Magazine #62 (2002), World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #82 (2018), Sélection Archie (et amis) #553
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