Jughead with Archie Digest #159
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pizza Problem!", Jughead’s stubborn protectiveness over Jellybean’s knit cap takes a wild turn when Reggie steals it to tease him—only to discover the cap hides more than just a name. With the truth wrapped in a mystery that’s as sticky as a spilled soda, Jughead’s warning about bad luck takes on a whole new meaning when chaos strikes in the most unexpected way. Stan Goldberg’s classic art brings the humor and heart of this 2000 digest adventure to life, while Rex Lindsey’s cover captures the zany energy of the moment.
Jughead’s messy finger-painting session with Jellybean takes a surprising turn when the new neighbor mistakes the baby’s scribbles for genius. Suddenly, Jellybean is hailed as an art prodigy, and Jughead finds himself crafting increasingly elaborate masterpieces—just to keep the illusion alive.
Archie and his buddies trade their usual riverbank hangout for a high-tech indoor beach complete with wave pools and heated sand—everything but the real thing. With the perfect setting in place, one crucial detail remains missing: the girls he’s always chasing.
In "That Suits Me," Archie finds himself overwhelmed as Betty and Veronica try on endless swimsuits at the store, turning what should be a simple shopping trip into a surreal test of patience and perspective. The story captures the classic charm of small-town antics with a playful twist on friendship, rivalry, and the unexpected chaos of teenage choices.
In "A Jellybean By Any Other Name," Jughead fiercely guards the secret embroidered inside Jellybean’s knit cap, convinced revealing her real name will bring bad luck. When Reggie steals the cap and uses the truth as a weapon, Jughead must confront whether the superstition holds more power than the friendship it’s meant to protect.
In "Summer Blues," Betty’s growing irritation with the season reaches a peak—until Veronica hatches a playful plan to lift her spirits. Appointed as a judge in a male beauty contest, Betty finds herself unexpectedly surrounded by admirers, much to her bewilderment and mild discomfort.
Jughead arrives at the Lodge mansion with a batch of homemade cookies, only to find his reputation as a baker quickly mistaken—Reggie’s teasing turns to shock when the truth about Moose’s secret baking talent finally comes out.
In "Rub-a-Dub Dumb," Reggie’s diving mishap lands him in Mr. Lodge’s care, leading to an unexpected spa visit with the Lodge family’s favorite masseuse—Archie tagging along for the ride, even though he’s perfectly fine. What starts as a reluctant outing turns into a surprisingly pleasant surprise for Archie, who finds himself getting more than just a rubdown.
Archie’s on a quest to turn his athletic dreams into real cash, trying out jet skiing, surfing, and mountain biking—all with mixed results. When the going gets tough, he discovers a surprising payoff in the most unlikely place: mini golf.
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↩ Reprints Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes #47 (1978), Betty and Veronica #33 (1990), Betty and Veronica #79 (1994), Archie's Pal Jughead Comics #71 (1995), Archie #439 (1995), Archie's Pal Jughead Comics #72 (1995), World of Archie #16 (1995)
Reprinted in Archie and Me Comics Digest #8 (2018), Archie 1000 Page Comics Jubilee #[nn] (2019), World of Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #90 (2019)
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