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Archie·Jughead's Jokes·#39·Bronze Age·ID-6006577
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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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Archie and Jughead are taking turns watching the football game on TV--Jughead is only interested in the game, and Archie is only interested in the cheerleaders.
Strict algorithmic segregation separating clean single-issue Cover A sales from multi-issue lot bundles, retailer exclusives, and foreign variants.
Jughead decides to go back to bed.
Jughead's mom has a job for him.
Jughead bets Archie he can get his hands on one of the cakes from the girls' cooking contest.
Jughead orders sandwiches by the inch.
Archie and Jughead negotiate doing their homework together.
Jughead and Archie are filling out summer job applications.
Jughead's mom talks about him with a neighbor.
Archie tries to make Jughead forget the pain in his foot.
Two puzzles, one involving anagrams and one reading backwards.
Jughead enlists his mother to help him with his eating problem.
Jughead shows Pop his new button.
Jughead's dad isn't giving him any money.
Jughead's mom makes a comment on his appearance.
Hot Dog impresses Archie.
Archie and Jughead are taking turns watching the football game on TV--Jughead is only interested in the game, and Archie is only interested in the cheerleaders.
Jokes in quiz form.
Archie's mom tries to use Jughead as a good example for Archie, but it doesn't work.
Jughead's response to Mr. Weatherbee gets him and Archie in trouble.
Jinx is disappointed in the tooth fairy.
Jughead's speech goes over well with the other students.
Jughead's mom is throwing away his favorite clock.
Jughead wants to try out for the track team.
Jughead talks to his guidance counselor.
Matching pictures of hats with their names.
Letters from Lynda Hutchings (1st prize) and Eric Bethea (2nd prize), plus instructions for joining the Archie Club.
Ethel tries to reach Jughead's heart through his stomach.
Jughead's jokes annoy Archie.
On a hike, Archie wants to get a photo of a bear cub.
Jughead opts for an angry Moose as the lesser of two evils.
Jughead at the dentist's office.
Archie and Jughead are taking turns watching the football game on TV--Jughead is only interested in the game, and Archie is only interested in the cheerleaders.
