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Jughead's Double Digest #54

Archie Comics · October 1998

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About this issue

Writer
George Gladir
Artist
Dan DeCarlo, Harry Lucey, Rex W. Lindsey, Samm Schwartz, and Tim Kennedy
Inker
Chic Stone and Rudy Lapick
Cover
Rex W. Lindsey
Characters
Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Hiram Lodge, Jughead Jones, Miss Grundy, Mister Weatherbee, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge
Cover date
October 1998
Cover price
$2.95
UPC
009128469522
Pages
196
Rating
CCA

"Winner Takes Almost All," Jughead enters Hot Dog into a frisbee catching contest. "Just For Sprite," Jughead dresses as a sprite for a Renaissance Fair but is mistaken for a real sprite by a group of superstitious farmers. "Summer Scenario," Jughead tells Archie he doesn't like summer; Archie tries to convince Jughead he's wrong without once mentioning girls. "Pay Scale," Jughead demonstrates his frisbee skills on the beach and later uses them to stop a burglar at the Chok'lit Shoppe. "Attractive Nuisance," Archie and Jughead go to the beach with a giant magnet that attracts everyone else's metal possessions. "Loser Takes All," Veronica is determined to find something she can beat Betty at. "The Gamblers," Archie and Jughead keep making multi-million dollar bets with each other which infuriates Veronica. "It's a Snap!", Jughead borrows his Uncle Ned's camera at the beach; Uncle Ned tells him he'll be lucky if he gets one customer.