Editing Jughead Jones (section)

==Other versions==

===''Life with Archie: The Married Life''===
Jughead appears in the 2010 ''[[Life with Archie#Volume 2 (The Married Life)|Life with Archie: The Married Life]]''. In this series, Jughead has taken over Pop's from Pop Tate and has renamed it Jughead's, which later spanned a franchise in each respective universe.<ref>''Life with Archie: The Married Life'' 1</ref> He ended up abandoning the franchise to operate the original shoppe in Riverdale. In this series, he ends up marrying [[Midge Klump]] in one universe, and Ethel in the other.

===''Afterlife with Archie''===
Jughead appears in the first issue of 2013's ''[[Afterlife with Archie]]'' before being bitten by a resurrected Hot Dog, which transforms him into a zombie. He is referred to as "Patient Zero" in terms of being the first one affected. However, the eighth issue reveals that Jughead is a ghost and his soul is no longer in his body; whatever is controlling his corpse isn't him.

===''Jughead: The Hunger''===
In this 2017 [[Archie Horror]] spin-off, Jughead is a werewolf responsible for a number of murders in Riverdale and becomes known as "The Riverdale Ripper". He and Archie realize he's a werewolf after he murders Dilton during a full moon. The next day, Betty reveals that he comes from a long line of [[lycanthropy|lycanthropes]] dating back to medieval England and that her ancestors have always been there to stop them. Not wanting Betty to murder his friend, Archie suggests going to the botanical gardens to cure Jughead with Wolfsbane. This works for a couple of months, but after it wears off and Jughead murders Reggie in his wolf state, he leaves town with Hot Dog as he knows Betty wouldn't give him a second chance.