Archie·Archie's Pal Jughead·#46·Silver Age·ID-2524211
Empirical cash settlement intelligence, cross-grade elasticity curve, and secondary liquidation velocity.
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Relative market value allocation
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Bibliographic provenance, creator credits, historical significance, and multimedia documentation.
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Marvel revolution. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Steve Ditko create the modern superhero. Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, X-Men debut.
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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. He follows clues such as rice grains and Chinese laundries, but after he finds the pin and Reggie leaves, Jughead admits that he used the window clue, as in looking in it to see where they hid the pin.
Strict algorithmic segregation separating clean single-issue Cover A sales from multi-issue lot bundles, retailer exclusives, and foreign variants.
No priced issues on record for this series.
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.
Archie wants a particular shirt to wear, but his mother threw it in the laundry. He had written his history notes on it.
Pop gives Jughead an omelette with eggs fit for a museum.
Jughead cleans windows in preparation for Veronica's party, only to learn that he's not invited to the upper-class soiree. In retaliation, Jughead writes on the window-side of the blinds while he's cleaning the windows. The sign says "Open House Free Food." and various hoboes come for the meal.
Pop Tate is very excited about Jughead coming, because it's the day Jughead gets his allowance, so Pop serves him whatever he wants. The only thing Jughead wants is water. He won't get his allowance until tomorrow.
Pat comes to his dad with his troubles. A man who appears to have been on the receiving end of Pat's mischief follows him through the door.
Pat says he wants to be a general in the army. The cop says that's dangerous because the enemy might shoot him. Pat decides he will be the enemy instead.
Moose tries to repeat a romantic line from a movie but gets it all wrong and makes Midge mad at him.
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. He follows clues such as rice grains and Chinese laundries, but after he finds the pin and Reggie leaves, Jughead admits that he used the window clue, as in looking in it to see where they hid the pin.
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. He follows clues such as rice grains and Chinese laundries, but after he finds the pin and Reggie leaves, Jughead admits that he used the window clue, as in looking in it to see where they hid the pin.