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Archie·Jughead's Jokes·#11·Silver Age·ID-6006603
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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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Miss Grundy asks Jughead about Magellan. Miss Grundy asks Jughead if he was a knight would he help someone in distress. Miss Grundy asks Jughead to use Amazon in a sentence.
Strict algorithmic segregation separating clean single-issue Cover A sales from multi-issue lot bundles, retailer exclusives, and foreign variants.
Reggie wants Jughead to get off his couch so he can use it. Jughead obliges by moving the cushions to the coffee table.
Jughead insists on coming over to help Betty with her homework.
Mr. Weatherbee tells Svenson to dust everything in the classroom that doesn't move.
Archie missed the end of his TV program while he was in the kitchen.
Miss Grundy asks Jughead about Magellan. Miss Grundy asks Jughead if he was a knight would he help someone in distress. Miss Grundy asks Jughead to use Amazon in a sentence.
Hap breaks Jinx's bow and arrow.
Jughead hides from Ethel behind a snowman.
Mr. Weatherbee is punishing Jughead and Archie in advance for the things they'll do while he's out of town.
Jughead paints a phone.
Jughead gets a standard response to "What do you know?" until he asks Betty.
Archie wants to buy a gift for Veronica, but doesn't know what to get a gal who has everything.
Mr. Lodge observes a snowball fight.
Jughead has a dream of a cooking show with a turkey.
Jughead and Betty go to a fortune teller.
Jughead goofs off in the snow when he's supposed to be shoveling the sidewalk.
Moose and Jughead discuss the depth of the snow.
Jughead can spot Veronica and Archie by their skiing styles.
Jughead comes to regret imitating Ethel's voice.
Ethel applies some face cream.
Archie is sick at home, but Jughead can still talk to him.
Jughead wants "the usual" on his burger.
Miss Grundy asks Jughead about Magellan. Miss Grundy asks Jughead if he was a knight would he help someone in distress. Miss Grundy asks Jughead to use Amazon in a sentence.
