Jughead (1949 1st Series Archie) comic books

Experiment Perilous; Reggie's teasing of Jughead causes Jughead to use his Uncle's secret formula (who wants to sell it to government agents) on Reggie; and chaos ensues. The Dangerous Sex, art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead tutors Lottie, even though Moose will punch out any other boy who even LOOKS at Lottie. Soupy the Cynic; Souphead and Jughead have a competition of gallantry. The Unsung Hero; Professor invents a solution that repels pigskin; there also happens to be a football game the next day. Pardon My Bumper; Jughead bumps into Mr. Weatherbee's car. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by George Frese. "The Rubber Bonanza," art by George Frese; Jughead wants to buy a rubber plant as a gift for his mother, but his confusion at an auction leads him to buy a factory. "Rag Mop"; Jughead's uncle installs a moving floor into the house. "A Fishin' and a Foolin'"; Jughead's father catches a bigger fish with a broom than Archie's father catches with his brand new rod. "Penny-Wise"; Jughead finds an old penny and convinces Pop he will pay for hamburgers with what he makes selling it. "All Wet" public service announcement, pencils by Bill Vigoda; Jughead tries to change the radio station while taking a shower. "In The Missing Links"; Jughead finds out his ancestors were not hard workers, which is good enough for him. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by George Frese. "Booked Solid"; Jughead forgets to write a book report, so he quickly begins writing a wild west story; Miss Grundy is so upset she takes him to Mr. Weatherbee, who insists that Jughead finish the story so he can see what happens. "Inventin' We Will Go," art by George Frese; Uncle Herman tries to turn the new television into a 3-D television and it seems he succeeded. An Ounce of Prevention public service announcement; Archie helps plan escape routes in case of a house fire, so his father sleeps well at night. "The Sad Sock"; Jughead gets a job as Mr. Lodge's house boy; When Mr. Lodge calls home to get his stocks, Jughead brings him his socks. "The Test Pest"; Archie gets his shirt caught in the mimeograph while helping Miss Grundy print tests; Reggie gets the test answers off of Archie's shirt. "The Run-Around," pencils by Bill Vigoda; While Jughead is getting a new pair of pants altered, someone steals his old pants. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by George Frese. "Femmes and Fowls," art by George Frese; Jughead and Archie try to start an egg farm with a rooster but trade it in for two ducks until Veronica gets mad that they are exploiting the ducks. A Bicycle Is Built for One public service announcement; Jughead warns Archie and Veronica about riding with her on the handlebars and when they get hit by a car, Veronica ends up in the hospital with one leg and one arm in cast. "Flyin' High," art by George Frese; Jughead helps Betty build a kite to impress Archie, but on the way to an open location to fly it, Jughead flies out of the back seat when the kite catches the wind. "A Hair Brained Plot!"; Betty and Veronica think Archie is distracted by girls with short hair, but they decide between them that long hair is best. Ad for Super Duck. "Of Moose and Men"; Jughead helps Moose by writing poems for the new girl, Midgie; Other girls think Jughead is writing the poems on his own behalf and they threaten to beat up Moose if he hurts Jughead. "Second Fiddle"; Veronica asks Uke to play for her in a canoe in the moonlight. Sam Hill ad. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by George Frese. "Super Fizz," art by George Frese; Mr. Weatherbee thinks Jughead has created a new super-explosive but it was only the water main bursting from pressure. "Feast Or Famine," art by George Frese; Reggie bets Jughead that he can't go a week without hamburgers; Jughead forces himself to do so, not knowing that he sleepwalks to the diner and eats hamburgers at night. Jughead Fun Page by Dave Berg. Safety Touch public service announcement; Archie shows Jughead how to avoid accidentally drinking poison out of the medicine cabinet. "Ceiling Zero"; Miss Grundy thinks Martians have invaded, but it's only Jughead making tiny paper airplanes; Mr. Weatherbee discovers another airplane, with a note to meet in the park. "Art Burn," art by Samm Schwartz; Suzie takes Ferdie to a modern art museum; Ferdie decides he could do a sculpture as good as the ones in the museum. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover art by George Frese. "A Fool for Food!", pencils by George Frese; When Mr. Weatherbee realizes that Betty is passing food to Archie and Jughead from Home Economics class, he sabotages the next batch to teach them a lesson. "Fight! Fight!"; Jughead claims a fight is about to break out in the Choc'lit Shoppe. "The Baby Quitter," art by Samm Schwartz; An innocent remark to the child Jughead is baby-sitting gets him suspected of child abuse. "Flash in the Pan," art by Samm Schwartz; Ferdie's attempts to take cheesecake photos of Suzie end up making her father miserable. "Movie Chatter" article. "Bewitched Battered and Bewildered," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by George Frese, inks by Terry Szenics; Mr. Weatherbee tries to stop Jughead and Reggie from constantly fighting in class. In Hot Water" public service announcement, script and art by Dave Berg; Red goes swimming alone against Wilbur's advice. "Shirt from Skirt," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead mails pictures of himself in a loud shirt to a strange woman. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Bill Vigoda. "Early To Wed," art by George Frese; A remark made in anger by Betty causes Jughead to misinterpret something he sees Veronica and Archie doing and soon both the Andrews and the Lodge families think Veronica and Archie are eloping. "The Apple Of His Eye," pencils by George Frese; Jughead volunteers to play William Tell's son in a school play, with nearsighted Mr. Weatherbee set to play William Tell and intent upon using real arrows. "To Tee Or Not To Tee," art by George Frese; Mr. Lodge is desperate to beat a hated business rival at golf. However, he draws Jughead as a caddy. "Willow The Weeper," art by George Frese; Jughead overhears a conversation his parents are having and thinks they're about to adopt. "Tooth And Wail," art by George Frese; Betty and Jughead team up to try to baby-sit a two year old terror. "It's Loaded," art by Dave Berg; Archie shows Jughead an antique revolver he found in the attic, assuming that it isn't loaded. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Bill Vigoda. "Inside Dope"; Jughead and Archie show Mr. Weatherbee how to put a vase of water upside down on one's head. "Taste of the Town"; Jughead is excited about eating at Veronica's because of the cook Gaston; When he finds out that Gaston is gone he knows that Veronica and Betty will cook, so he numbs his tongue before the meal. "Tonsil Tonic"; Jughead confuses everyone by not speaking because he has tonsillitis; They buy him ice cream to soothe his throat after the tonsillectomy. "Glue or Die"; Archie and Reggie are competing to see who can score the most points in the football game, to get a date with Veronica. "Sky High"; Jughead doesn't want to pay five dollars for a plane ride, so the pilot agrees that it will be free if they can stay silent throughout the flight. "Essay It Isn't So"; Jughead won an essay contest with his essay about neatness and personal appearance. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Bill Vigoda. "To Sea or Not To Sea," art by George Frese; Archie takes Jughead to the Lodge's bungalow, where Mr. Lodge takes Jughead out so he can row the boat while Mr. Lodge fishes. "Eye Openers"; Miss Grundy has Jughead's eyes checked because he keeps them nearly closed all the time and she can't tell when he falls asleep. "Snow Joke"; To avoid problems with the law, Jughead throws ashes on the slippery sidewalk, but he accidentally throws them on a police officer who had just slipped. "Miss Under-Stood;"Archie sends Jughead to pick up Betty; Betty gets Jughead's opinions on several hair styles and dress choices before leaving with him to go to the beauty parlor. Wilbur ad. Super Duck ad. "The Lost Loot"; Jughead practices to be a gangster in a play, complete with a bag of play money as a prop. Mr. Weatherbee thinks it's real and calls the police who point out that the money and the guns are all fake. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Bob Montana. "Let's Face It!", pencils by Bill Vigoda; Jughead wears disguises in school until Mr. Weatherbee confiscates them; He tries to pull a disguise off the next new student he sees, but unfortunately, it's not Jughead but the son of a prizefighter. Super Duck ad. "A Raft Of Trouble"; Jughead hurts Bruinhilda's feelings by commenting on her weight; He makes it up by taking her to the picnic; Because of her weight, they have trouble getting to the island by boat, so they take a raft. "A Tight Fit"; Jughead gets attention for the stylish jacket he wears, so Reggie wants to trade him a baseball glove for it. "A Dog's Life"; Archie tries hypnotizing the skeptical Jughead into believing he is dog; He is convinced that he has succeeded, even when Jughead puts a copy of his clothes onto a real dog and throws his voice from behind a fence. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Bill Vigoda. "We Want A Re-Count"; Jughead wins every category in the school favorites because he voted for himself enough to win a majority. "Labor Of Love"; Pop Tate hires Jughead to be a soda jerk, but Jughead doesn't make a very good worker. "Leaf Me Alone"; Mr. Weatherbee offers a day off of school for the student who will rake the leaves; Jughead piles the leaves and starts to burn them; The smoke goes straight into Mr. Weatherbee's office. "Party Line"; Jughead's father encourages him to be more social since it's his birthday; He overhears his friends planning his surprise party; He invites everyone to the Chok'lit Shoppe that night. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Bill Vigoda. "Misfortune Teller"; Posing as a fortune teller, Jughead convinces Moose and Miss Grundy not to do the two things he fears most. "High "C"", art by Joe Edwards; The students try to fix it so Wilbur doesn't sit next to Laurie in music class. "Heat-Waif," art by Samm Schwartz; A local policeman won't allow Jughead to wear shorts on a sweltering day, so Jughead dresses in drag to get away with it. "Close Shave," art by Samm Schwartz; Suzie tries to help out her father by sharpening his straight razor. "Milland Sees Traveling Urge in His Small Son" article; Collection of Hollywood anecdotes. "Don't Point," art by Dave Berg; Jughead gives Archie safe gun-handling advice while out hunting together. "To Diet or Die Yet?"; The school physician puts Jughead on a diet and Reggie can't wait to torture him with it. "Voo-Doodit," art by George Frese; To convince Souphead that voodoo isn't real, Jughead makes voodoo dolls of Reggie, Archie and Mr. Weatherbee and demonstrates them in front of his cousin. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Bill Vigoda. "We Want A Re-Count"; Jughead wins every category in the school favorites because he voted for himself enough to win a majority. "Labor Of Love"; Pop Tate hires Jughead to be a soda jerk, but Jughead doesn't make a very good worker. "Leaf Me Alone"; Mr. Weatherbee offers a day off of school for the student who will rake the leaves; Jughead piles the leaves and starts to burn them; The smoke goes straight into Mr. Weatherbee's office. "Spellbound"; Reggie pronounces the word "xenodochein" and asks Archie to spell it backwards, so Archie spells "it" backwards. "Party Line"; Jughead's father encourages him to be more social since it's his birthday; He overhears his friends planning his surprise party; He invites everyone to the Chok'lit Shoppe that night. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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"It Makes Scents," art by Samm Schwartz; Ophelia bets Veronica that she can get Jughead to take her to the school dance. "Tanks for the Memory"; Jughead is left at the Lodge's to await the delivery of some tropical fish. "Plane Talk"; Archie accidentally launches Jughead in a glider he built. Jughead Fun Page. "Go West Young Man!"; Betty dresses as a cowgirl as part of Jughead's scheme to get Archie to take her to the prom. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Fuddy Duddy"; Mr. Lodge is feeling sick and on a diet and Jughead tells him about his Uncle Fud. "The Romantic Tripe"; Thinking he knows more about romance than Reggie and Archie, they make a bet with him using those skills on any woman they choose. Jughead Fun Page. "Brats to You!"; Jughead meets with a woman and her son for a potential baby-sitting job. "Skate of Confusion"; Jughead wears skates with rubber wheels in school. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Bill Vigoda. "Moon June Ruin," pencils by George Frese, inks by Terry Szenics; After hearing Jughead sing, Reggie bribes him to sing for him while he lip-syncs in order to win a competition. "Good Snooze"; Unable to sleep at home, Jughead goes to the one place he's sure to sleep. "Fist Come Fist Served"; Archie has Jughead do boxing training with five-pound weights in his gloves, which Mr. Weatherbee is unaware of. "Dolled Up," art by Samm Schwartz; The kids are having a used doll drive, but Reggie has a different concept of "doll." Article featuring anecdotes and news from Hollywood. "Sun-Daze," pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; The guys encounter an attractive woman lying in the sun on the beach and all Jughead can talk about is the dangers of overexposure to the sun. "Revenge Is Sweat," pencils by George Frese; Seeing Jughead hiding out from Reggie, Souphead decides to take a hand in things. "Leave Us Rake"; Reggie and Archie are incensed that Jughead isn't working. "Game Guys"; Archie and Reggie extend their hike onto a hunting reserve and Jughead fears for their safety. "No Ifs, Ands or Boots," art by George Frese; When Veronica makes a date with both Archie and Reggie for the same night, Jughead offers to come up with a solution. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Hair Raid," art by George Frese; Jughead hopes to cash in on the chlorophyll craze by marketing a hair tonic he claims contains chlorophyll. "Swim for Your Supper," pencils by Samm Schwartz; Veronica invites Jughead to a weenie roast she's holding, but only if he agrees to swim after. "No Blood, Bud," art by Dave Berg; Mr. Weatherbee's first aid lecture takes a toll on Reggie. "Nothing But the Sleuth," pencils by George Frese; Jughead starts a private investigator business and Betty hires him to find out if Veronica is two-timing Archie. "Puppy Love"; Wilbur risks his life to save Laurie's arm-candy dog from a car. "Whiff All My Heart," pencils by Joe Edwards, inks by Terry Szenics; Coach tries to demonstrating proper hitting form to his team. "It's for Reel," pencils by George Frese, inks by Joe Edwards; Jughead finds a 3-D film a little too realistic. "Ice Cream, You Scream," art by Tom Moore; Jughead suggests Pop hold an ice cream eating contest as a means of increasing his business. "Dare Today Gone Tomorrow," script by Frank Doyle, art by Bill Vigoda; Jughead only gets away with sitting with Midge because Moose thinks he is Souphead and Moose doesn't mangle children. "Hay There," pencils by Harry Lucey; Ginger mysteriously lets Bunny bully her out of a date with Tommy. "The Bear Facts," pencils by Bill Vigoda; Jughead reassures his fellow hikers that they're safe from bears. "Dog-Gone," art by Samm Schwartz; Betty proves through logic that the dog didn't steal Jughead's steak. "Party of the First Part," pencils by Bill Vigoda; The gang prepare a surprise party for Jughead at the behest of a mystery planner. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Talk is Cheep"!";Jughead tries to teach his parakeet to talk, but the only person it will talk to is Mr. Weatherbee. "What's Watt?"; Souphead gets confused when he thinks Veronica is planting light bulbs instead of flower bulbs. "Paper Caper"; Jughead is acting strangely as he searches for a mysterious "paper." "Heavens to Jugsy"; Jughead tries to get past the doorman of the Riverdale Hotel in order to study stars with his new telescope. "The Awful Tooth!", art by Harry Lucey; Jughead and Betty talk about associating things with certain people. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Easel Said Than Done!"; Reggie impresses Veronica with his paintings, but Jughead helps Archie by planting small doubts about the portrait Reggie paints of Veronica. "Dixie Doodles!"; Jughead dresses up as a woman, the fictional Agatha Culpepper with a Southern accent; After buttering up Moose, he exclaims his joy in meeting Midge and kisses her. Ginger ad. Super Duck ad. "It's All Mental"; Professor Snodgrass tries a word association test with Jughead, but Jughead responds every time with the word "hamburgers." In "What the Doctor Ordered"; Pop Tate offers to sell a sundae of the customer's design for only one dollar. "Tape A Chance!"; Jughead records his lessons on tape and learns them by playing them while he sleeps; Reggie tries this trick by switching Jughead's tape with an old tape of lullabies. "Cat and Mouse," art by Samm Schwartz; Archie wants out of a date with Veronica to the Cat Show, so he takes advice from Jughead and makes her ashamed to be seen with him by making up his eye to look as if he's been in a fight. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Dots the Trouble"; Jughead gets in trouble with Miss Grundy by completing a "connect-the-dots" drawing of her on the blackboard. Archie's Joke Book ad. "Paint It the Truth"; Reggie makes fun of Jughead's painting; When Mr. Weatherbee is going to have a door added to his office, Jughead paints a realistic door and Reggie bangs into the wall. "Down the Hatch"; Jughead thinks Reggie has drunk a glass of turpentine, thinking it was soda pop, and rushes him to the school dispensary. Wilbur Comics ad. "Bum Steer"; Jughead helps Archie overhaul his car; However, when Archie takes it out for a drive, the steering doesn't work and he ends up driving through the Justice of the Peace's yard and flowers. "Brain or Shine!"; When Dilbert only gets a 99 on a test instead of 100, he is depressed and goes to the chemistry lab. "Duel Personalities"; Reggie and Archie decide to have a duel over who gets to take Veronica to the dance; Archie chooses a custard pie duel in their evening clothes. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Nothing But the Tooth," art by Harry Lucey; Jughead tries to talk himself out of being afraid of the dentist. "Getting Hindu Trouble," pencils by Bill Vigoda; In an effort to soothe Betty's heartbreak over Archie, Jughead gives her what he calls a "Hindu love potion." "Time to Retire," script by Frank Doyle pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Harry Lucey; Jughead is sleep-walking through the day and everyone goes to great pains not to wake him up. "Stuck Up," art by Joe Edwards; Mr. Dripwaite tries to settle a dispute between Wilbur and another student. "Tunnel of Love," art by Harry Lucey; The gang buries Jughead in the sand to keep him from the hamburger stand. "Riddle Me This," script by Frank Doyle, art by Bill Vigoda; Reggie's prank on Jughead backfires when Jughead passes it on to Moose. "The Eyes Have It," script and pencils by Bob Montana, inks by Joe Edwards; Jughead gives Betty the wrong idea about the impending prom. "Smashing Success," pencils by Bill Vigoda; Jughead and Betty conspire to trick Archie and Reggie into thinking she can shatter glass with her voice. "Book of the Week," script and pencils by Bob Montana, inks by Joe Edwards; Miss Grundy asks Jughead to organize the books in the library. "Strange Things Are Happening" text story, art by George Frese; Reggie plants disappearing ink in Archie's ink well, getting him into trouble with the administration. "Gift Rapped," pencils by Bill Vigoda; Jughead agrees to tutor Moose for his first aid course; Reggie overhears and gets the wrong idea. "Fed Up," inks by Samm Schwartz; Ferdie asks Suzie out, but Suzie has the wrong impression about their destination. "Nothing Ventured Nothing Gained," script and pencils by Bob Montana, inks by Joe Edwards; Jughead tries to pass off a blank page as art. "First Class Male," art by Samm Schwartz; Veronica tries to force Jughead to play "post office" with Betty. "Soda Pop?", script and art by Joe Edwards; Jughead offers to guess Pop's age for a free soda. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Samm Schwartz. "Weight For Me," art by Bill Vigoda; Jughead demonstrates to Archie, Reggie and Moose that brain is better than brawn. "Jet Repelled" text story starring Jughead. "Ill Will," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead convinces Archie that Veronica is faking her claims of illness for sympathy. "Auctions Of Love"; Reggie tries to sabotage Archie's chances with Veronica at a picnic auction, but ends up sabotaging himself as well. "Mouse Tale," pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Jughead encounters a mouse in his kitchen. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Worry Wart; Jughead charges Archie and Reggie to keep them out of detention; His plan to cover their books using paint backfires when Mr. Weatherbee grabs the still-wet books and gives Archie and Reggie a month of detention. Book Shnook; Reggie makes fun of Jughead working in a book shop, but he finds something interesting in one of the books, what appears to be a personal note from William Shakespeare to Marc Antony, the subject of the play. Two Pages from Debby's Diary; Debby helps her mother clean the attic and discovers her mother's old diary. "Balance of Power"; Reggie thinks he's fooled Jughead by out-balancing him using a Thermos bottle to balance on his head and only dropping it three times. "If the Shoe Fits"; Reggie is the judge at a Cinderella dance, where the girl whose foot fits his shoe will win a dArchie wants to buy perfume for his girlfriend, but when the salesman learns Archie has only two dollars, he kicks him out of the store.ate of her choice at the nicest restaurant in town. "There Are Smells That Make Us Happy"; 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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"Date Bait"; Betty pressures Jughead to attend a party. "Re-Collect-Ion!"; Jughead bets Reggie that he can recite all of the names on two pages of the telephone directory. "Canoe Beat That?"; Jughead helps Archie to build a canoe. "By Hook or Book"; Jughead tells Betty that she's too self-dependent and she needs to pretend that she needs Archie's help. "Bronco Busted"; Jughead tries to sneak into a rodeo and ends up competing. Untitled Katy Keene story, script and pencils by Bill Woggon. "Mouse Tale"; Jughead takes a box of mice to his home before they move to a new place. "Heir Today! Gone Tomorrow" text story. "Doggedness"; Jughead's dog won't do his trick in front of Jughead's friends. Jughead Fun Page. "Reggie Gets the Point"; Archie squashes Reggie's hat by mistake. "Stock in Trade"; Jughead receives stocks from his aunt. Archie Annual ad. "Little Boy Blow"; Reggie tries to sabotage Archie and Jughead's performance on amateur night. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Larceny and Old Lace"; Jughead dresses as an old woman to avoid paying back five bucks to Reggie. "Safety Thirst!"; Jughead and Archie are such bad archers that Mr. Lodge moves where he won't be hit, in front of the target. "Sleeping Duty"; Everyone covers for Jughead while he sleeps, so that he can be alert during the party. "A-Loan To-Gather"; Pop tells Archie and Reggie that Jughead has between 98 and 100 dollars. "The Light That Failed!"; Mr. Lodge is going to pay someone to install an antique lamppost in the front lawn; Archie volunteers to do it for less money and Mr. Lodge's good graces. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Joe Edwards. "No Fuel Like an Old Fuel," pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Harry Lucey; Everybody flocks to Veronica's palatial "rustic cabin" instead of Jughead's cabin built by hand; But a storm proves that the old ways may be best in this case. "Dial Control," art by Harry Lucey; Jughead is worried about passing a test and can't sleep. "Perfect Example"; Mr. Weatherbee lectures Jughead about being late. "No Ifs, Ands or Bets," script by Frank Doyle, art by Harry Lucey; Jughead bets Archie that he can get a seventy-five cent sundae for nothing. "Two for One," art by Joe Edwards; Archie jokes about Jughead's laziness. "Dip Drip"; Jughead tries out for the swimming team on a bet. "A Bitter Pill"; Jughead is impressed by the imagined scientific advances of the future. "Vocal Yokel," art by Bill Vigoda; Reggie hears that Jughead is favored to win a vocal contest and sets himself up as Jughead's manager. "Jughead Sports Shorts," art by Tom Moore; Series of sports-related one and three panel gags. "To Beef or Not to Beef," pencils by George Frese, inks by Terry Szenics; The girls pump Jughead for his beef stew recipe. "Friend or Foe?", script and art by Joe Edwards; Pat describes the career his friend's father has. "Calls Well That Ends Well"; Jughead and Betty cook up a plan to break up Archie and Veronica so Betty can get Archie and Jughead can get Archie's money. "It Makes Scents," pencils by Joe Edwards; Red accidentally douses Wilbur with a pan full of perfume. "TV Tempest"; Jughead tries to repair Archie's television set. "It Pays to Be Friendly"; Pop counsels Jughead on the value of friendship. "The Haunted Salesman," art by Joe Edwards; Archie and Jughead are traveling salesmen. "Silly Dillies," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead bites himself; Jughead has a question about chickens; Jughead questions Mr. Lodge's taste. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"To Ring or Not to Ring," pencils by Bill Vigoda; Moose wants Jughead to find out if Midge likes a ring on display at the local jewelers. Midge ends up thinking Jughead is proposing. "Test Case," script by Frank Doyle; With finals looming, the school administration waits to see what dread disease Jughead suddenly contracts. "Cellar Sailor," pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Vincent DeCarlo; Jughead builds a rowboat in his basement, but neglects one detail. "Question Lark," script by Frank Doyle, art by Harry Lucey; Archie comes up with a plan to leave Miss Grundy with no time to assign homework. "Trance-posed"; With Jughead not sleeping, and gaining weight from excess eating, Archie and Reggie hire a hypnotist to help him. "Poppin' Up Trouble," art by Raymond Osrin; Pat bedevils a department store Santa. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Feather Your Zest," script by Frank Doyle, art by Harry Lucey; Jughead tries to help a baby bird he finds on the school grounds by smuggling it into class. "The Big Push"; Jughead thinks Moose is scared of him. Courtin' Trouble; Archie tricks Moose into vacating the tennis court and tricks the gang into believing that he stood up to Moose. "Dates and Nuts," script by Frank Doyle, art by Bill Vigoda; Jughead's explanation of Veronica's dating strategy to Betty, and later to Archie and Reggie, causes a series of problems that ultimately land on Jughead's doorstep. "Sundaes Used to be Called Sundays" trivia article. "Dressed To Spill," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Harry Lucey, inks by Terry Szenics; Jughead gets fifty dollars from an aunt to buy himself new clothes; Veronica and Archie immediately volunteer to show him what to buy, whether he likes it or not. "Ice Cream for You"; Jughead is offered $10,000 for his recipe for his signature ice cream sundae by a local ice cream manufacturer. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"The Malt the Merrier"; Jughead has a yen for a chocolate malted; And he's not going to let Betty's broken mixer deny him. "Safety Worst," art by Samm Schwartz; Archie tries to teach Betty how to drive. "Baby Quitter," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead gets suckered into babysitting a cherubic-looking terror. "Stranger in Paradise"; When Archie and Reggie refuse to extend any loans to Jughead, he vows never to help them out again. "Punch Line"; Reggie overpays for a joke book, then tries to recoup his loss by selling it to Moose. "Grizzly Tale"; When Veronica expresses a desire for a bear skin rug for the mansion, Archie goes to Jughead to help him find one. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"A Brush With Art," art by Samm Schwartz; After forgetting about his required entry in the school art exhibition, Jughead whips up an abstract painting in minutes; Reggie and Archie have great fun at the painting's expense. "Journey's End" one-page story, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Archie goes very much out of his way to just happen to drop by Veronica's place. "Safe Unsound," script by Frank Doyle, art by Samm Schwartz; Archie gets into a lot of accidents trying to keep Jughead from having an accident. "Horror-Scope"; Archie and Reggie scoff at Jughead's sudden fascination with astrology, but his predictions keep coming true in the worst ways. "Quiet Please," art by Samm Schwartz. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. "Exercise Caution!"; Reggie and Archie try to set up Midge and Jughead in the same room with Moose on the way. "The Good Book," script and art by Joe Edwards; Leroy tells Li'l Jinx that he is protected from his babysitter by a book. "Miner Disturbance," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead tries to carry real prospector's tools on the float in the parade; He drops one on Reggie's foot and another hits Archie in the face. "Charm Harm"; Jughead gets a job as a door-to-door salesman; As he makes his rounds, everything bad happens to him and he comes in completely disheveled. "On Your Mark!", pencils by Bill Vigoda; Jughead tricks Reggie by giving him copies of all Reggie's old tests to study for the mid-term exam, complete with Reggie's wrong answers. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Camera Shy," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Jughead is snapping embarrassing pictures of his friends. "Splashing Around"; Li'l Jinx gets all messed up by washing. "No Quarter Given"; Souphead keeps pestering Jughead for money. "G-Round Numbers"; Jughead eats 29 hamburgers in one sitting. "Winner Take All"; Jughead keeps taking advantage of Reggie. "Angles vs. Curves"; Betty wants Archie to judge a fashion show, but he goes fishing with Jughead instead. "The Hex with It"; Jughead asks Betty to a matinee on Friday the Thirteenth. "Asleep in the Deep"; Archie and Reggie keep trying to get Jughead to wake up and enjoy the day. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Harry Lucey, inks by Terry Szenics. "Uplifting Experience"; The students hear Miss Grundy may have to undergo plastic surgery to repair a broken nose. "Shell Game"; When Reggie finds out that Jughead is making money selling seashell jewelry, he and Archie conspire to find out how Jughead acquires the jewelry and beat him to the punch. "Train of Thought," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead feels the wrath of a train conductor over a suitcase left in the aisle. "The Defense Rests," art by Samm Schwartz; Souphead has bully troubles and Jughead will only intervene if the odds are in his favor. Two one-page Li'l Jinx stories by Joe Edwards. "Prophet and Loss; When Archie hears Betty and Veronica deriding Jughead, he teams with Reggie to make the girls think Jughead is clairvoyant. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Harry Lucey. "Signal Honor," pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Rumors are circulating around school of a secret society, and everybody thinks Jughead is a member of it. "Clothes Call"; Jughead thinks dressing in sophisticated attire can gain him access to upscale restaurants. "A Nose For Business"; When Jughead claims he's never curious about anything, the gang get a pool up to see who can prove him wrong. "Ice Going"; Jughead is hired to deliver an ice sculpture to the Lodge mansion, then runs into every possible delay along the way. "Pane-ful Thoughts" one-page Li'l Jinx story, script and art by Joe Edwards. "Knock, Knock - Who's There?", pencils by Bill Vigoda; Jughead keeps reaping rewards because he agrees to open a door of opportunity that Archie and Reggie shy away from. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. "Lucky Peace"; Jughead sells a cheap lucky charm to Reggie by getting Archie to unwittingly get Betty and Veronica to kiss him and by getting Moose to knock himself out against a brick wall. "Make Allowances"; Pop Tate is very excited about Jughead coming, because it's the day Jughead gets his allowance, so Pop serves him whatever he wants. "Words and Moose Sick," art by Samm Schwartz; Moose tries to repeat a romantic line from a movie but gets it all wrong and makes Midge mad at him. "Deduce Is Wild," pencils by Bill Vigoda; Jughead impresses the gang with his powers of deduction, so Reggie tries to set him up; Jughead has to find a pin stolen from the safe. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Harry Lucey. Paid In Fool, script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Jughead becomes a gigolo, not only dating any girl who pays him but disguising himself as any type of man they fantasize about; he takes on Reggie as a junior partner in the business, but Reggie can't resist trying to make some trouble for his new boss by signing up Midge for Jughead's services and tipping off Moose about it. Take Me Out to the Brawl Game, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Archie has to take his seven year-old cousin Loretta to a baseball game. I Auto Know, pencils by Harry Lucey, inks by Terry Szenics; Jughead tells the guys about his idea for "drive-in schools." Article about different types of cattle. Tricks of the Trade! starring Jughead, art by Samm Schwartz. Buddies to the End humor page starring Li'l Jinx, script and art by Joe Edwards. Foxy Proxy starring Jughead, script by Tom Moore, art by Samm Schwartz. 36 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. "Stripe Gripe," pencils by Harry Lucey; Archie is repainting the horizontal stripe along the school's interior walls; When Mr. Weatherbee sees the new good-looking girl in school, he knows Archie will be too distracted to paint a straight line, so he gets Jughead to do it. "Gardening News," art by Joe Edwards; Li'l Jinx's father tells her that daffodil and other flowers come from bulbs, so she takes every light bulb out of the house to plant them. "My Favorite Fiend," pencils by Dan DeCarlo; Everyone is selling raffle tickets to help the children's hospital.; Jughead claims he only wants to win the television set for selling the most, because he knows some guys who he can unload it on. "Don't Kid Me"; Archie and Reggie try to play a joke on Jughead by telling the girls he is keeping a kid in the tool shed. "Joker's Wild!", art by Samm Schwartz; Reggie pretends to be injured to get a soda and play a joke on the girls; Archie sends Reggie to get a practical joke idea from Jughead. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. "The Spoilers"; When the gang sees Jughead showing up at Archie's house, they run out the back door; Mrs. Andrews feels so bad about it she feeds Jughead while Mr. Andrews calls Mr. Lodge to see if they went over there. "Pardon My French"; Jughead reads a French cookbook and decides to go to a nice restaurant to try one of the dishes. "Sound Off!"; Jughead makes sounds vocally which imitate accidents such as ripping pants, screeching cats and dishes breaking. "Watch the Birdie"; Jughead is interested in bird watching until he accidentally mistakes a tough guy's girlfriend's hat for a rare bird. "Help! Help!" one-page Li'l Jinx story, script and art by Joe Edwards. "A Saucy Dish," pencils by Dan DeCarlo; The guys are smitten by the new French girl, Suzette, but she is crazy about Jughead; Jughead is disinterested until he learns that Suzette's father is the new chef at the country club. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.