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Archie·Jughead's Jokes·#40·Bronze Age·ID-6006576
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Comics grow darker and more socially aware. Wolverine, Punisher, Swamp Thing debut. Creator-driven storytelling emerges.
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Bronze Age (1970–1984) — comics grew darker and more socially aware. The era of classic runs, creator-driven storytelling, and the birth of serious collecting culture. Newsstand variants carry a meaningful scarcity premium.
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Sitting at the campfire, Archie says "Isn't it great!! I just love communicating with nature!" Jughead, trying to sleep through all the animal noises, replies "Yeah? So far it's nature that's doin' all the communicating!"
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Jughead is perfectly willing to chop wood if it's needed for grilling burgers.
Jughead doesn't want to go to Ethel's house and watch television.
At summer camp, Archie is the editor of the camp newspaper and Jughead is a reporter.
Jughead has a suggestion for the local newscast.
Ethel thinks Jughead should share his umbrella.
Betty asks Jughead how much sleep he gets.
Betty and Veronica speculate on what Jughead is allergic to.
Jughead tries to make Moose feel better about himself.
Greg has trouble with baseball.
Jughead decides to give it a try when he sees Betty walking with a book on her head to improve her posture.
Jughead finds a way to get part of Reggie's ice cream float.
Three unrelated two-panel gags, involving Jughead swimming, Dilton borrowing Archie's car, and Jughead helping Ethel wash dishes.
Jughead tries to find an easy way to earn a burger.
Artist Jughead tries to get Archie some free gas.
Ethel tries to turn Jughead's thoughts from food to love.
Word search puzzle consisting of names of tribes.
Archie tries to get Jughead to go jogging with him.
After the TV goes out, Jughead regrets asking "What can we do now?"
Jughead wonders whether the mailman has the limburger cheese he ordered.
Jughead blows the interview for a lifeguard position.
Jughead's parents try to wake him up.
Letters from Colin Dougherty (1st prize), Laura Adams (2nd prize) and Patricia Pul (3rd prize), plus instructions on joining the Archie Club.
Jughead asks Moose to watch the burgers he's grilling.
Jughead has a good reason for taking such good care of his feet.
Jughead finds a way to get a hot dog without leaving the pool.
Jughead wins a bet with Reggie.
Sitting at the campfire, Archie says "Isn't it great!! I just love communicating with nature!" Jughead, trying to sleep through all the animal noises, replies "Yeah? So far it's nature that's doin' all the communicating!"
Sitting at the campfire, Archie says "Isn't it great!! I just love communicating with nature!" Jughead, trying to sleep through all the animal noises, replies "Yeah? So far it's nature that's doin' all the communicating!"
