Jughead Vol. 3

I absolutely love this trilogy. Any one who loves comic books and weird personalities would love Jughead Jones and his wacky adventures. 10/10, top favorite comic book series

Another fun addition to the Archie comics series. If you have not read it, get it now. I've been an Archie comics reader for over 50 years and still love them. Keep them coming!!! :)

It's trickle, needs more pickle!*stops to think of another pun.* I'm not a hater but this needs more tomater!! Thank you, thank you very much!

A very humorous read

Granddaughter loves 1-2and 3

I love Derek Charm’s art and the inclusion of the major Archie characters in these tales. I didn’t much care for the unfunny bottom of the page commentary and I wish these stories weren’t spread over multiple issues when they could easily be done in one.Still I’m very pleased to see an Archie title that is neither grim nor a soap opera.Recommended.

Jughead volume 3 collects issues #12-16 of this entertaining series from the “Rebirthed” Archie Comics line, along with Josie & the Pussycats #6 as this volume’s ‘trailer’ for the rest of the line.For whatever reason, this is my favourite of the range, and I speak as a Marvelite who has been reading Marvel since they and I were in single digits.There is a three-part and a two-part story in this volume – how Archie comics have changed since I was a child… (DC too, now that I think of it; Stan – what would life have been like if you hadn’t decided to write the Fantastic Four the way you wanted to instead of leaving the comics industry for a different career?).Anyway, although Jughead is the hero of this book (literally, in the first story), Reggie hogs much of the limelight in the opening story; and even he is more boisterous than evil as a character – it must be the Canadian influence of the writer; and in the second, Sabrina takes a significant role, as a zombie apocalypse is unleashed in Jughead’s mind, and at a Pussycats concert.This book is just sheer entertainment and fun (especially if, like me, you have just read “Secret Empire” this week).

The book is different. The one I received had the yellow background and a cheap plastic cover. First printing.

Good fun once again