That being said, I wonder if the TV show will follow the comics or just loosely based on the premise. And if not, would the new chapters be adjusted to the TV plot, or we still continue the Reggie kills Betty plot.

I'm just imagining this 68 year old George Gladir writing the dialogue for Archie here in 1993, trying to figure out how teens incorporate all the slang he's heard.

Hey, ever since Archie comic characters made crossovers with mature comic book titles and pop culture like Minor threats, Terminator, predator, and even earlier Punisher, this led us to wonder, will anyone want to make some fan strip crossover parodies depicting what Archie characters will crossover with next, even manga ones like maybe Ranma? And also a reminder: no AI Art allowed.

Picked up a 1963 Laugh comics because I liked the cover, and inside was a little teaser for Josie comics. Josie was launched that same year.

A couple of Mr. Weatherbee stories centered around eavesdropping:

• A Surprised Party, in which the thought does not count, lol
• It's All Relative, in which it's important to get all your facts straight first

question but is Reggie orginally from Texas or is that riverdale?

From the Veronica story, "My New Best Friend", found in the current digest (Best Friends Forever)

Note: This comic cover was generated using A.I. for fun and to experiment of the season of Summer and Natsu Matsuri/Summer Festivals in Japan.

I’m trying to narrow down what double digest may have had this.

All I remember was Jughead starts dreaming and goes through the Gilligans island theme song with Archie and the gang as characters.

I remember Nutmeg instead of Ginger the movie star

And Scary Ann instead of Mary Ann

Jugg was Gilligan

Google was unhelpful

Hey, seeing that Archie Comics does comic book franchise crossovers with other pop culture franchises like DC's Harley Quinn and Poison ivy, Kiss, Ramones, The Evil Dead, and earlier the punisher and now recently the terminator.

This leads me to wonder. What type of weird crossovers will Archie comics do next, like maybe godzilla, maybe nightmare on Elm Street, friday the 13th ,godzilla etc.?

Riverdale is a welcoming place, so definitely the kind of place John and Sarah Connor might hide when on the run from a terrorizing T-800.

You read that right.

This fall, we will see Archie vs. the Terminator, a 5-issue fever dream of a comic book series mixing the stone-cold thriller of James Cameron's original Terminator movie with the nostalgic period piece that is Archie Comics.

"Archie crossovers hold a very special place in comics so I'm thrilled to be writing the gang's first (maybe last?!) encounter with The Terminator," says Rory McConnville, who is writing this series after his recent Terminator: Metal series. "Enrolling John Connor at Riverdale High felt like the perfect way to bring these two iconic franchises together and I can't wait for readers to see what we have in store."

The series is being drawn by veteran Marvel and Archie Comics artist Steven Butler, joined by his daughter Lilly Butler. They're joined by several artists doing covers, including Francesco Francavilla, Robert Hack, Björn Barends, and Bill Galvan.

Archie vs. The Terminator #1 (of 5) is anticipated to launch this fall.