Jughead & Friends Digest Magazine #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gentleman Jughead," Jughead finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight when a Hollywood studio seeks his take on the new film Cycle Queen, starring the glamorous Nanette. While the studio hopes for a celebrity endorsement, Jughead’s only concern is whether the commissary serves his favorite food—proving once again that fame means nothing when there’s a snack to be had. Written by George Gladir and brought to life with crisp, classic flair by Samm Schwartz, the story captures Jughead’s signature charm and appetite for the simple pleasures. The cover, by Fernando Ruiz and Jon D'Agostino, perfectly captures his laid-back, unimpressed demeanor.
In "Trick Or Treat," Bingo attempts to train Rebel to perform tricks, but the dog’s antics take a mischievous turn—always saving his real talents for Teddy, just to keep him guessing. The humor unfolds with classic Archie-style charm, spotlighting the oddball dynamic between the trio.
In "Think Session," Jo and her friends face a quiet crisis when Sampson blocks Samantha from studying at the new youth center—too loud for focus, too chaotic for concentration. With the silence at home just as distracting, the group must find a way to balance peace and energy before the study session collapses.
In "Screen Scene," Jughead is summoned by a Hollywood studio to weigh in on their new movie, *Cycle Queen*, starring the glamorous Nanette—though he’s far more interested in the commissary than the script. With his trademark apathy and appetite, he navigates the glitz of Tinsel Town, offering his uniquely unimpressed take on the film’s premise.
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↩ Reprints Jughead's Jokes #5 (1968), Jughead #169 (1969), That Wilkin Boy #7 (1970), Jughead #201 (1972), Jughead #214 (1973), Jughead #215 (1973), Jughead's Jokes #38 (1974), That Wilkin Boy #36 (1976), Jughead's Jokes #54 (1977), That Wilkin Boy #50 (1981), Jughead #338 (1985), Cheryl Blossom #37 (2001), Archie's Pal Jughead Comics #141 (2002)
Reprinted in Jughead's Double Digest #177 (2012), Jughead's Double Digest #197 (2014)
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