Issue | #249 |
Published | February 1976 |
Cover Price | $0.25 |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | ? |
Characters | Jughead Jones; Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Reggie Mantle; Ethel Muggs; Dilton Doiley; Moose Mason |
Genre | teen; humor |
Pencils | Stan Goldberg |
Characters | Jughead Jones; Ms. Beazly; Archie Andrews; Moose Mason |
Synopsis | Jughead and Ms. Beazly fight over the quality of her food. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Script | Frank Doyle |
Pencils | Samm Schwartz |
Inks | Samm Schwartz |
Letters | Samm Schwartz |
Characters | Archie Andrews; Jughead Jones |
Synopsis | "Twinkies" solves a crossword puzzle Archie is working on. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Notes | This is an ad for Hostess Twinkies. |
Characters | Li'l Jinx; Fat Charley |
Genre | humor; gags |
Script | Joe Edwards |
Pencils | Joe Edwards |
Inks | Joe Edwards |
Letters | Joe Edwards |
Characters | Jughead Jones; Benjamin Flutesnoot |
Synopsis | Colorized reprint of two newspaper comic strips by Bob Montana. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Script | Bob Montana |
Pencils | Bob Montana |
Characters | Jughead Jones; Forsythe P. Jones; Gladys Jones |
Synopsis | Jughead has a talk with parents about why he avoids girls. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Script | Frank Doyle |
Pencils | Samm Schwartz |
Inks | Samm Schwartz |
Letters | Samm Schwartz |
Characters | Jughead Jones; Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle |
Synopsis | The boys enter a biggest timepiece contest. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Script | George Gladir |
Pencils | Samm Schwartz |
Inks | Samm Schwartz |
Letters | Samm Schwartz |
Characters | Jughead Jones; Gladys Jones; Ethel Muggs; Veronica Lodge; Pop Tate; Betty Cooper; Archie Andrews; Reggie Mantle |
Synopsis | Inspired by a lazy actor, Jughead decides to become an actor as well, and spends the rest of the day being the opposite of what people expect from him. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Script | George Gladir |
Pencils | Samm Schwartz |
Inks | Samm Schwartz |
Letters | Samm Schwartz |
Characters | Jughead Jones; Betty Cooper; Archie Andrews; Moose Mason (cameo); Reggie Mantle; Benjamin Flutesnoot |
Synopsis | Jughead declares war on a moth that has eaten holes in his favorite shirt. |
Genre | teen; humor |
Script | Frank Doyle |
Pencils | Samm Schwartz |
Inks | Samm Schwartz |
Letters | Samm Schwartz |
Notes | In this story, Jughead explains why he wears an "S" on his shirt: "It's a warm, friendly letter! We suit each other! We're like, y'know, compatible! 'S' stands for Sandwich, Steak, Shrimp... all kinds of goodies!" |