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About this issue
- Writer
- Frank Doyle and Rod Ollerenshaw
- Artist
- Doug Crane and Rex W. Lindsey
- Inker
- Jon D'Agostino, Mike Esposito, and Rudy Lapick
- Characters
- Jughead Jones
- Cover date
- June 1989
- Cover price
- $0.95
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- CCA
"Proverbose," Jughead purchases a book of proverbs and at first his use of proverbs makes him seem interesting but then his overuse of proverbs makes people avoid him. Jughead's Family Tree, Four examples of Jughead's ancestors and their unique accomplishments. "Holiday for Drums!", Jughead befriends a female drummer and lets her sit in on a practice session with The Archies but she suffers a fall and hurts her wrist so he has to fill in for her on one of her gigs. "The Sting!", After creating a false panic when practicing his lines in a play about a dam bursting Jughead isn't believed when he yells about a hive of bees being loose in the school. "Jughead's Cookies" Dilton's Puzzle Pals page. "Mr. Hot Dog Jones Answers His Mail," Jughead receives a lot of junk mail in Hot Dog's name after using H. D. Jones as the name when ordering a flea collar; One of the junk mail items was an entry form in a most-interesting bachelor contest which Jughead fills out using Hot Dog's profile and he ends up winning.