Independent·Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes·#41·Bronze Age·ID-7599467
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When boys are attracted to clumsy Melody, Josie lures them away with Hostess Fruit Pies.
Reggie would rather talk to his reflection than to the rest of the gang.
Reggie has a suggestion for a personalized license plate for Archie.
Hospital patient Reggie wishes he would get more mail.
Reggie objects to Archie's tactics in their campaign for school president.
When Reggie talks to a plant he doesn't get the expected result.
Moose eventually realizes that Reggie has insulted him.
Archie is concerned that the girls haven't been phoning him lately.
Reggie is giving out prizes for the most attractive girls at his party.
Charley was unimpressed by his trip to the Grand Canyon.
Jughead compares Archie's relationship with Veronica to his parrot's love for a seagull.
Archie and Reggie exchange nutrition-related insults.
Reggie introduces Archie to the blind date he has selected for him.
Veronica wants to fix Reggie up with a girl who is just like him.
Reggie's date's dad works in a movie studio.
Reggie has nothing good to say about Archie.
Reggie asks Jughead for a favor.
Detention isn't much of a punishment for Reggie.
Archie's return to Veronica's party prompts an insult from Reggie.
Reggie and Archie find Jughead's little black book.
Archie arrives at a ski resort and is disappointed to find Reggie there.
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Dilton and Reggie discuss snow blindness, with Archie as an example.
Reggie explains how he got an F on the test.
Reggie explains himself to Ramona.
Mr. Lodge pays Archie what seems to be a compliment, but Reggie interprets it differently.
Reggie claims to be "in."
Includes letters from Felleen Bassie (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) First prize - $6.00, and Michael Toth (Mantua, Ohio) Second prize - $4.00. Includes membership application form for the Archie Club.
Moose catches Reggie and Midge together, but Reggie contrives a getaway.
Archie arranges a blind date for Reggie.
Reggie tries to get Archie to repay a loan.
Ethel is trying out for the basketball team.
Jughead isn't telling Reggie that the "joker" he's supposed to wrestle for $50 is an alligator at the circus.
Includes letters from Felleen Bassie (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) First prize — $6.00, and Michael Toth (Mantua, Ohio) Second prize — $4.00. Includes membership application form for the Archie Club.