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Independent·Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes·#42·Bronze Age·ID-7599466
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Browsing the R-S volume of the encyclopedia during study hall, Reggie observes that it would be nice to be a skunk; Archie naturally has a comeback.
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Reggie's favorite part of the carnival is the Hall of Mirrors.
Reggie insists on running things.
Reggie describes a painful encounter with Moose.
Reggie is about to perform at the Riverdale Follies.
Reggie mocks Archie's conversation with Veronica.
In music class, Archie compares Reggie to an instrument.
At the soda shop, Archie compares Reggie to a cannibal.
At the soda shop, Moose is after Reggie again.
During rehearsal for a play, Reggie can't find his viking helmet.
Veronica calls Reggie a male chauvinist pig.
Jinx has trouble getting out of bed in the morning.
Archie and Reggie's golf balls are in the rough.
Reggie is allowed to use the gym provided he doesn't mix with the girls.
The gang takes turns insulting Reggie.
Reggie enjoys chatting with his reflection.
Reggie looks at Moose's photo album.
Reggie reviews Archie's violin playing.
Archie is suffering from skateboarding injuries.
Maze with letters along the way that spell out a sentence.
Alexandra uses a Lite'ms necklace to draw attention away from the Pussycats.
In a cabin, Jughead has an idea to help Archie get to sleep.
Reggie tries to show teammate Moose how to bat.
Reggie tries talking to girls about them instead of about himself, but runs into a problem.
Reggie's pickup line fails.
Numbers are replaced with corresponding letters to complete humorous definitions.
Reggie and Midge win a dance marathon; Moose is not impressed.
The boys' football hits Veronica.
Reggie reviews Gladys' poem.
Moose and Reggie look at a redwood tree.
Browsing the R-S volume of the encyclopedia during study hall, Reggie observes that it would be nice to be a skunk; Archie naturally has a comeback.
Reggie expects to play major league baseball.
The boys attend a magic show.
On the tennis court, Reggie's racket is broken over Archie's head.
Browsing the R-S volume of the encyclopedia during study hall, Reggie observes that it would be nice to be a skunk; Archie naturally has a comeback.