Independent·Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes·#49·Bronze Age·ID-7599459
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Archie wants a $20 loan. Reggie demands security, then laughs uproariously when Archie offers his jalopy.
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Reggie throws a snowball at Moose.
Archie tries to compete with the number of trophies Reggie has won.
Reggie asks Archie for money.
Archie wants to collect his thoughts before he leaves. Reggie figures that will take five seconds.
Fill-In puzzle with accompanying illustrations.
Reggie misses five slap shots during the game.
Reggie claims he's going bird watching.
Reggie doesn't believe the hypnotist can make him act like a dog.
Veronica asks Reggie to take Hot Dog out for a walk.
Reggie hoists a flag to celebrate his birthday.
Reggie's father tells Reggie he spends too much time in front of the mirror.
Reggie says Midge should be nice to Moose, since it's Be Kind to Animals Week. Moose clobbers him.
Reggie and Veronica discuss Archie while skating.
Reggie does tricks on his skateboard.
Reggie has a wrestling hold that's impossible to break. Moose proves him wrong.
Archie wants a $20 loan. Reggie demands security, then laughs uproariously when Archie offers his jalopy.
Reggie and Archie put each other down with snappy comeback comments in three two-panel gags.
Reggie kicks Jughead out of his car to make room for a girl.
Archie wants a $20 loan. Reggie demands security, then laughs uproariously when Archie offers his jalopy.