Jughead #7
In "Food for Thought [Part One]," Jughead’s reputation takes an unexpected turn when his famously unorthodox style catches the eye of fashion designer Coolvin Clean, who sees genius in the teen’s signature disarray. Written by Nate Butler and Tom Moore, with art by Doug Crane and inks by Mike Esposito, this 1988 issue explores the unlikely admiration Jughead earns—just as his usual lunchtime habits and wardrobe choices face their most bizarre scrutiny yet. The cover, also by Doug Crane, captures the moment the world notices Jughead in a way he never expected.
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The girls agree that even if Jughead is not as bad as they had previously believed, he has no sense of style and dresses worse than anyone they know. However, things change again when fashion designer Coolvin Clean spots Jughead and wants to copy his "individualist" look.
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