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The Jughead Jones Comics Digest #65 cover
Cover: Dan DeCarlo

The Jughead Jones Comics Digest #65

Oct 1990 · Archie · 1.50 USD
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Jughead Jones is running a yard sale, and the cover by Dan DeCarlo captures the cheerful chaos perfectly — Jughead grins at a customer across a table full of odds and ends while Betty, Veronica, Archie, and a crowd of Riverdale regulars browse the goods in the background, with a stack of comics clearly visible among the treasures. The speech bubbles reveal the punchline right on the cover: when asked where he got all this "cool stuff," Jughead cheerfully admits it all came from your yard sale last year. This 1990 digest packs a generous 128 pages of Archie universe fun, making it a satisfying read for any fan of Riverdale's most resourcefully laid-back character.

writer Frank Doyle · artist Stan Goldberg · inker Jon D'Agostino · letterer Bill Yoshida · cover Dan DeCarlo

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letterer Bill Yoshida
cover pencils Dan DeCarlo

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Archie, Betty, and Veronica land on the planet Altera to find out who snatched Jughead while spacewalking. They notice that while Altera is more advanced technologically than Earth, all their decor is from the Victorian era. It turns out that one day a 1910 Saws and Rearbuck mail-order catalog fell from the sky (apparently from a time capsule launched from Earth), and Alterans treated it as sort of a bible. And because a picture of Mr. Rearbuck on the title page of the catalog looked similar to Jughead, Altera decided he was the "great spirit" Rearbuck, and treated him like royalty.

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