Issue Details

Issue	#326
Published	December 1982
Cover Price	0.75 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Richard Goldwater, Victor Gorelick

Cover Details - "I hate the food here, Archie!"

Characters	Jughead Jones; Archie Andrews; Miss Beazly; Betty Cooper
Genre	teen; humor
Pencils	Dan DeCarlo (signed)
Colors	Barry Grossman

6 page Jughead story "Leader Man"

Characters	Jughead Jones; Reggie Mantle; Archie Andrews; Dilton Doily; Betty Cooper; Veronica Lodge; Jiggles Jasper
Synopsis	Reggie forces Jughead to be co-leader of the school ball with the man-eating Jiggles Jasper. Dilton gives Jughead a subliminal tape to keep him from being intimidated by Jiggles, and the tape turns him into a suave ladies' man.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Claire Doyle [as Frances DeClaire]
Pencils	Samm Schwartz
Inks	Samm Schwartz
Colors	Barry Grossman
Letters	Samm Schwartz

Half page Li'l Jinx filler "In the Future"

Characters	Li'l Jinx; Charley Hawse
Genre	children; humor
Script	Joe Edwards
Pencils	Joe Edwards
Inks	Joe Edwards
Colors	Barry Grossman
Letters	Joe Edwards

1 page activity "Jug-a Bathtub Ring"

Characters

Jughead Jones

5 page Jughead story "Litter Perfect"

Characters	Jughead Jones; Archie Andrews; Veronica Lodge; Waldo Weatherbee; Geraldine Grundy; Reggie Mantle
Synopsis	Jughead is constantly collecting newspapers for recycling, but the wind keeps blowing the pages away and scattering them all over town.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Kerry Doyle [as Kerry King]
Pencils	Samm Schwartz
Inks	Samm Schwartz
Letters	Samm Schwartz

5 page Jughead story "Eastern Star"

Characters	Jughead Jones; Veronica Lodge; Leroy; Scarlett Huhara
Synopsis	Jughead sets up a play date between Veronica's cousin Leroy and his adopted cousin Scarlett Huhara, a Japanese-American girl with a heavy Southern accent and deadly martial arts abilities.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Frank Doyle
Pencils	Samm Schwartz
Inks	Samm Schwartz
Letters	Samm Schwartz

5 page Jughead story "Talent Test"

Characters	Jughead Jones; Reggie Mantle; Archie Andrews; Betty Cooper
Synopsis	Jughead takes up ceramics.
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Frank Doyle
Pencils	Samm Schwartz
Inks	Samm Schwartz
Colors	Eric Lee
Letters	Samm Schwartz
Notes	One of Schwartz's most elaborate background gags takes place on page 2: while the characters are talking, in the background, a complete silent sub-plot plays out involving a bird's nest in someone's locker and a mama bird who thinks Mr. Weatherbee's toupee is a worm.