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Pep Comics #111

Sep 1955 · Archie · 0.10 USD
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In "Ballet-Who?", Jughead Jones navigates a day of absurdly precise food debates, delivering his trademark deadpan takes on everything from coffee to chicken salad with a 50% veal claim that’s as baffling as it is memorable. Samm Schwartz’s sharp, expressive art brings the humor to life, capturing every exaggerated reaction in this classic 1955 Pep Comics installment.

Contains 15 stories
Ballet-Who?
3 pp · Humor, Teen
Archie AndrewsBetty CooperVeronica LodgeMidge KlumpReggie MantleMoose MasonMary Andrews
Fast and Furious
1 pp · Humor, Teen
Archie Andrews
Symbol Simon
2.75 pp · Humor, Teen
Archie AndrewsBetty CooperJughead JonesReggie MantleMr. Weatherbee
Untitled Humor story
0.25 pp · Humor, Teen
Moose MasonReggie Mantle
I've Got a Secret
0.25 pp · Humor, Teen
Betty CooperVeronica Lodge
Without Reason
0.25 pp · Humor, Teen
Betty CooperVeronica LodgeJughead Jones
Wedding Belle
0.25 pp · Humor, Teen
Betty CooperVeronica LodgeJughead Jones
Whistle Stop
0.25 pp · Humor, Teen
Betty CooperVeronica LodgeJughead JonesArchie AndrewsMiss Grundy
Foreign Design
5 pp · Humor
Katy KeeneSisDittoRandy Van Ronson IIIK.O. Kelly
By the Sea
0.5 pp · Humor, Teen
Archie AndrewsReggie Mantle
A Little Backwards
0.5 pp · Humor, Teen
Jughead Jones
Merry Menu
1 pp · Humor, Teen
Jughead Jones

In "Merry Menu," Jughead delivers his usual brand of deadpan humor at the diner, riffing on a customer’s coffee or tea choice with a straight face. He then casually claims the chicken salad is 50% veal and advises against complaining to the manager—because, well, he knows how it ends.

A Good Skate
1 pp · Humor, Teen
Wilbur WilkinEleanor Wilkin
Booby Trapped
0.5 pp · Humor, Teen
Wilbur WilkinLaurie Lake
Getting a Head!
3.25 pp · Humor, Children
Li'l JinxBill Bubblegum

When Bill borrows Li'l Jinx’s space helmet to dodge her water gun, he doesn’t expect to be stuck in it—especially when he’s called down to the office and can’t get it off. A silly, sticky situation unfolds as the helmet becomes an unexpected (and hilarious) obstacle in this lighthearted 1955 Pep Comics gem.

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Raw (Good) $16
CGC 6.0 · 1 in census $146*
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cover pencils Samm Schwartz

Reprints

Reprinted in Pep #4 (1956), Archie #5 (1958), Archie Comics #11

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