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Archie·Archie's Pal Jughead·#139·Modern Age·ID-2525150
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Variant cover era. Trade paperback culture. Independent movement flourishes. Digital distribution begins.
Census-registered copies anchor pricing. First appearances of characters adapted to screen drive the market.
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Trula insists that Jughead's avoidance of girls is due to the fact that he subconsciously fears them. To prove her wrong Jughead seeks out associations with girls, but they go so badly that soon he really is gripped with fear.
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Ethel bowls Jughead over (with a bowling ball).
Jughead is fascinated by sound effects, so Mr. Lodge recruits him as sound man for the old-time radio society. Archie wrecks Jughead's equipment, so Jughead wows everyone by making all the sounds with his voice.
Jughead says Alice will make him a continental breakfast. Thinking of frozen food, Archie says that the continent will be Antarctica.
Jughead is running an ice cream cart but gets no business. When an elderly lady drops her wallet he sets off through the forest to return it. On the way he sells out all his stock to hungry campers and hikers.
Trula insists that Jughead's avoidance of girls is due to the fact that he subconsciously fears them. To prove her wrong Jughead seeks out associations with girls, but they go so badly that soon he really is gripped with fear.
Trula insists that Jughead's avoidance of girls is due to the fact that he subconsciously fears them. To prove her wrong Jughead seeks out associations with girls, but they go so badly that soon he really is gripped with fear.