Archie... Archie Andrews, Where Are You? Comics Digest Magazine #7
In "Poetic License," Jughead Jones takes center stage in a series of sharp, self-contained two-panel gags that capture his signature blend of laziness, wit, and appetite. From dodging a giant to dreaming of pizza and quiet, each moment is drawn with the effortless charm of Samm Schwartz’s distinctive style—pencils, inks, and letters all by the same hand. A 75-cent comic from 1978, it’s a snapshot of Archie’s humor at its most unhurried and delightfully absurd.
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A collection of two-panel gags starring Jughead. First gag, a large man asks Jughead why he didn't drive around him. Gag two: Jughead want pizza and quiet. Gag three: Jughead can't pay his bill. Gag four: Jughead can only afford a taxi for his suitcase. Gag five: Jughead comments on Miss Grundy's looks. Gag six: Jughead and Archie go to a drive-in movie. Gag seven: Jughead frets about Ethel. Gag eight: Jughead cracks a barber joke.
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