Jughead & Friends Digest Magazine #10

In "The Signature," Archie strikes a deal with Jughead: if Jughead will do his homework, Archie will pay him in food. What starts as a simple trade soon turns into a surprisingly sticky situation—especially when Jughead’s signature becomes the real homework.

When his mom insists, Bingo trades babysitting duty with Teddy to greet the new neighbors—only to find they’re a striking widow and her equally glamorous teenage daughter, Zelda, leaving him both flustered and strangely intrigued.

In "Book Worm," Jughead’s unorthodox library haul—ranging from a dense treatise on electromagnetic energy to a children’s rhyme collection—has Archie and Betty wondering if he’s really reading them or just pulling their leg. The trio’s casual banter takes a turn as the sheer randomness of his choices hints at something more than just a joke.

In "Three Queens and a Joker," Archie’s ill-advised turn at the Switch Dance lands him a triple date with Betty, Veronica, and Midge—much to Jughead’s disbelief. As Archie treats the chaotic situation as a dare to juggle all three girls without getting caught, the usual high school antics spiral into something even more absurd.