Jughead with Archie Digest #82
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hats Are Where it's At," Veronica tries to ditch a date with Archie by disguising herself in baggy clothes and a lampshade, hoping he’ll be too embarrassed to be seen with her. To her surprise, Archie thinks her look is the height of fashion—leaving her stuck in the role of the season’s trendsetter. Illustrated by Dick Malmgren, this classic 1987 digests story features a delightfully silly twist, with Dan DeCarlo handling the cover pencils and inks.
When a striking Swedish exchange student arrives to stay with the Archies, Archie’s life gets a whirlwind twist—literally. Veronica, determined not to share the spotlight, hatches a plan to send the new girl packing before she can settle in.
In this lighthearted one-pager from *Jughead* with Archie Digest #82 (1987), Reggie’s mischievous idea leads to a classic moment of absurdity when he suggests Moose use his coat to shield Midge from a puddle—only for Moose to realize he’s not wearing a coat, so he ends up being the one to step in.
In "Foolish Fashion," Veronica tries to ditch a date with Archie by disguising herself in baggy clothes and a lampshade, hoping he’ll find her unappealing. To her surprise, Archie thinks her look is the height of trendy style, leaving her flustered and out of ideas.
In "Mini-Prix Spree," Archie makes a reckless bet with Reggie that no one can beat his time at the mini-grand prix, then spends the entire afternoon trying to outdo himself—leaving Betty waiting and the race track buzzing with unexpected tension.
In "Net Regret," Betty and Veronica team up to sharpen their tennis game, hoping to play alongside Archie in the championship. Their dedication pays off—so much so that they’re suddenly paired in a higher-level match, leaving Archie to find a new partner.
In "Help Wanted," Archie’s mood sours when Betty and Veronica are away, leaving him feeling listless. Jughead, determined to cheer him up, drags him to an art museum and the movies—only to find Archie’s attention fixed on every girl in sight.
In "Hit Bit," Jughead’s loyalty to a good burger is put to the test when Coach Kleats bets him a juicy hamburger that he can help the team win the big baseball game. But when the snack stand runs out of everything but veggie burgers, Jughead’s appetite—and his focus—face their toughest challenge yet.
In "Castle Hassle," Veronica and her friends pour their hearts into building a massive sandcastle, turning the beach into their temporary kingdom. When Mr. Lodge spots their televised fun, he seizes the moment to turn their seaside project into a promotional stunt for his ice cream empire.
In "Hold the Wire Please," Archie and Jughead rig a speaker inside a hollow tree, enlisting Coach Kleats to test the setup with a dramatic reading. When they quietly unplug the speaker mid-speech, the coach’s impassioned monologue makes him seem utterly unhinged—talking to thin air in the woods.
Jo and the gang stick to their beloved old swimming hole, even when Veronica tries to impress them with a fancy new pool. When she secretly renovates the pond with luxury touches, the boys are anything but thrilled—what they loved about the place was its simple, unpolished charm.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Joke Book Magazine #78 (1964), Archie's Joke Book Magazine #81 (1964), Pep #281 (1973), Pep #282 (1973), Jughead's Jokes #39 (1974), Pep #293 (1974), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #94 (1975), Jughead's Jokes #44 (1975), Archie's Girls Betty and Veronica #239 (1975), Everything's Archie #54 (1977), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #126 (1978), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #135 (1979), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #136 (1979), Betty and Me #115 (1980), Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #152 (1981)
Reprinted in Jughead's Double Digest #39 (1996)
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