Jughead with Archie Digest #34

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About this issue

Writer

Frank Doyle and Joe Edwards

Artist

Al Hartley, Dan DeCarlo, Harry Lucey, Joe Edwards, and Samm Schwartz

Inker

Chic Stone and Rudy Lapick

Characters

Archie Andrews, Dilton Doiley, Jughead Jones, Mister Weatherbee, Reggie Mantle, and Veronica Lodge

Cover date

September 1979

Cover price

$0.75

UPC

0271000699609

Pages

132

Rating

CCA

"You Gotta Believe," As a way of getting Jughead to release his fear of karate, Dilton uses some psychology and some breakaway furniture. "Apple of My Eye," Veronica bakes Archie an apple pie, and when it turns out to be good, he infuriates Veronica by asking her what she did wrong. "Poverty Program," After picketing against the unfair treatment of rich people, Veronica decides to embrace poverty and move into a deserted old shack on the beach. "Super Duper Star," Reggie wants to be the most famous member of The Archies, but he can't handle the mob of girls that accosts him. "The Secret Place," Jughead tells Archie of the perfect fishing hole on the grounds that Archie not tell anyone. "A Little Squirt!", Lil Jinx fills her water pistol with her mother's perfume. "Man's Pest Friend," Jughead and Archie debate the relative merits of girls versus dogs as best friends. "Summer Schooling and Some Are Not," When Archie enrolls in a summer social science course, Mr. Weatherbee puts him in the center of the action by taking underprivileged city children to the beach. "Wreck Room Blues," After being evicted from the Lodge mansion, Archie uses a trampoline to try to reach Veronica's second-floor bedroom. "Monster Maker," Since Ethel does anything Jughead tells her to do, Reggie suggests Jughead tell her to hate him as a way to get her to leave him alone. "Just Be Yourself," Every time Veronica tries to say nice things about her "middle-class" friends, she comes off as nasty and condescending.