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Reggie's Wise Guy Jokes #41

Archie Comics · May 1977

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About this issue

Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Jughead Jones, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
May 1977
Cover price
$0.30
UPC
0271000698105
Pages
36
Rating
CCA

"Gab Jab"; Reggie would rather talk to his reflection than to the rest of the gang. "Plate Plight"; Reggie has a suggestion for a personalized license plate for Archie. "Mail Travail"; Hospital patient Reggie wishes he would get more mail. "Smear Sphere"; Reggie objects to Archie's tactics in their campaign for school president. "Wit Bit"; Moose eventually realizes that Reggie has insulted him. "Ting-a-Ling Sting"; Archie is concerned that the girls haven't been phoning him lately. "Prize Rise"; Reggie is giving out prizes for the most attractive girls at his party. "Diet Riot"; Archie and Reggie exchange nutrition-related insults. "Bright Night"; Reggie's date's dad works in a movie studio. "Praise Haze"; Reggie has nothing good to say about Archie. "In a Vain Vein"; Detention isn't much of a punishment for Reggie. "Lark Remark"; Archie's return to Veronica's party prompts an insult from Reggie. "Derision Decision"; Archie arrives at a ski resort and is disappointed to find Reggie there. "You Know You're a Super Bore If—";Four panels, each with a different completion of the sentence begun in the title. "Sum Fun," Moose catches Reggie and Midge together, but Reggie contrives a getaway. "Femme Gem"; Archie arranges a blind date for Reggie. "Back Attack"; Ethel is trying out for the basketball team.