Jughead pretends to date Ethel to keep himself stuffed with her delicious homemade cookies, but he's mortified when photos of Ethel feeding him spread across the internet. Will his pride lead to a "breakup," or are his cravings for sweets too strong? Then, when Archie asks Jughead how to choose between Betty and Veronica, Jughead suggests he flip a coin - and flip some burgers in exchange for the advice! Finally, Jughead and his dad go on a fishing trip, and manage to catch a lot of snack food along the way! PLUS: Other new and classic tales!

After gorging himself in a hot dog eating contest, Jughead falls into a deep sleep. "Rip Van Juggie" envisions a future that can cause more nightmares than even too many hot dogs! Reggie is certain that Jughead's choppers have finally met their match when Jughead accepts the new steakhouse's "eat a 72 ounce steak in 60 seconds" challenge! Finally, it's an Andrews family reunion, and clumsiness runs in the family! PLUS: Other new and classic tales!

"My Father's Betrayal," Part One. The latest 'new look' saga is the most poignant yet, as Veronica and her friends vow to save a nature preserve from being turned into an industrial park. The issue isn't as black and white as the teens may think: not only will the industrial park bring much-needed jobs to the out-of-work residents of Riverdale, it will also help lower property taxes. But the biggest conflict of all: the industrial park is being funded by Veronica's father! What will life in Riverdale be like when its richest businessman and his debutante daughter disagree on an issue that can affect the whole community? It's the story you just can't afford to miss, served up in the 'realistic' art style that made Betty and Veronica's 'Bad Boy Trouble,' Jughead's 'Matchmakers,' and Moose and Midge's 'Breakup Blues' some of the most talked-about Archie stories in recent years! Then, in Mike Pellowski and Tim Kennedy's 'Sitting Downer,' it's 'Friendship Day' at the local library, and Betty has volunteered to read the children a story all about the topic. But when Veronica and Archie show up, the kids get a lesson in jealously instead! PLUS: Other new and classic tales!

"Movie Madness": Picking up where the story "The Screen Test" from JUGHEAD & FRIENDS DIGEST #33 left off, Veronica's dog Mitzy and Jughead's dog Hot Dog head to Hollywood in hopes of achieving doggy stardom. But can the canine cut-ups cut it with the big dogs? "The Good Life": Jughead proves that over-scheduled, over-worked kids are a "sign" of the times - literally! "Wordplay": Question: who makes endless word associations? Answer: Jughead after cramming for a test! PLUS: Other new and classic tales!

"The Green Scene": Ethel nominates Jughead to be the first male member of The Green Girls... but can she convince him to eat her green veggie burgers? "Where There's a Will": When Ethel gets a job at a movie theater, she anonymously sends Jughead free passes as a romantic gesture... but with Jughead involved, it's more like a romantic comedy! "To Have and Have Not":Ethel laments that her friends have it all while she has nothing... but just wait until she hears what those friends have to say about that! PLUS: Other new and classic tales!

"The Film Maker": After his experience in Hollywood last issue, Jughead decides to become a filmmaker. Will audiences "quack up" when they see his "duck-umentary?" "Lunch Break": Everyone knows there's "no free lunch"... or is there? If anyone can find out, it's Jughead! "Poe Boy": While writing a report on the macabre bard of Baltimore, Jughead learns that nothing's im-POE-ssible when it comes to the imagination! PLUS: Other new and classic tales!

"Celebration Elation": The 100th anniversary of Pop Tate's Chock'lit Shoppe comes once in a lifetime... and is Pop ever grateful for that! "Penny Wise-Guy": Reggie cries "small change" when Jughead finds a penny... until it starts yielding dividend upon dividend! "Show & Tell": It's Friday afternoon, and that means weekend fever for Jughead! PLUS: Other new and classic tales!