The janitor in this story is named Jensen instead of Svensen and doesn't talk with an accent, though he greatly resembles Svensen.
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One of the un-named children in the story (the one who says "If it's Reggie, it's solid brass") is Dan DeCarlo's caricature of himself.
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Find the word puzzle with a list of Jughead's favorite things to do.
Writing credit from the reprint in Archie Double Digest (Archie, 2010 series) #81.
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from Laugh Comics / Laugh (Archie, 1946 series) #167 (February 1965) [1/3 page cut]One story in four parts: Tough Competition (8 pages), Karate Kapers (6 pages), Call Me Expert (4 pages) and Hail the Hero (5 pages).
One of the names of the boys on the gymnastics team is "Robert White," a reference to Bob White, the artist.
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One of the editors of Teen Stuff, "Vic," is based on Archie art director Victor Gorelick.
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Veronica is mentioned, but does not appear. The last two pages appear to have been edited somewhat to make room for the Statement of Ownership.
The witch says that she was studying to become a TV quiz show contestant, but there are "no more big time TV quiz shows." This is a reference to the fact that most prime-time game shows had been canceled in the wake of the quiz-show scandals of the late '50s.
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Top 1/3 is an unscramble the code puzzle with what Ethel told Betty. Bottom third is another puzzle to discover what type of dog has been around for 3000 years.
One of the few appearances of Jinx's mother.
Credits from the index of Archie's Double Digest (Archie, 1984 series) #34.
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A rare reference to student protests of the era, as Archie and Fred watch a news report from a University campus where students are shouting "Kill the fuzz" and "burn, pig, burn!" Unlike the few other Archie stories where this was mentioned, Archie here expresses approval of the protests: "Demonstrations turn me on!"
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Title is a take-off on lipstick that is "Kiss Proof".
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The logo here says "Jughead" rather than "Jughead 1" like the other stories in this feature.
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