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Tag: Archie Comics
Bite Sized Archie | Review
The Archie comics characters conquer webcomics in Bite Sized Archie, an online gag strip with a soft spot for memes, now available in a hardcopy format.
World of Betty & Veronica Jumbo Comics Digest #15 | Preview
Veronica gets a self-driving Tezzla with a mind of its own in this week's preview of Betty & Veronica Jumbo Comics Digest #15.
Archie & Katy Keene | Review
Archie Andrews gets an unexpected rival in the form of the new girl in town in Archie & Katy Keene, by Mariko Tamaki, Kevin Panetta, and Laura Braga.
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Review: ‘Betty and Veronica: The Bond of Friendship’
Career Day at Riverdale High has Betty and Veronica contemplating their futures, and how they might fit into one another's lives, in this delightful original graphic novel by Jamie Lee Rotante and Brittney Williams.
Review: ‘Jughead’s Time Police’
It's a Crisis of Infinite Jugheads when Riverdale's most voracious teen invents time travel in order to change the past...and accidentally endangers all of time and space in the process. Creators Sina Grace and Derek Charm tell the biggest Jughead Jones story of all time in their remarkably good reboot of Jughead's Time Police.
Review: ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch’
Kelly Thompson, Veronica Fish and Andy Fish join Sabrina Spellman for her first day at a new school in a new town in this suburban fantasy/adventure comic take on the classic Archie Comics character.
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Review: ‘Betty & Veronica: Senior Year’
Jamie Lee Rotante and Sandra Lanz take Betty and Veronica all the way through the one year of school they've never completed: Senior year.
Review: ‘Archie: 1941’
Mark Waid and company take Archie back to the year of his creation for a serious period piece in Archie: 1941
Review: ‘The Mighty Crusaders, Book One’
Archie's answer to 1960s superhero team comics has once again returned in the pages of The Mighty Crusaders, which mixes and matches characters and concepts from previous incarnations for a book that feels at once old school and fresh.
Interview: Jeff Parker, Michael Moreci and Dan Parent on ‘Archie Meets Batman ’66’
Gotham City circa 1966 was an almost ideal place to commit crimes. There were always museums, galas, and charity fundraisers to rob, there was a large pool of men of low character willing to adopt goofy codenames and uniforms in order to serve as henchmen, the place was lousy with raw material to build elaborate […]
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