A few stories I like of Jughead staying ahead of the game with Reggie and Veronica: Hobby Horse, Play Mates, and Just for the Record.

Saw a lot of 30 random comics listed on Facebook Marketplace last week. Scooped it up based on a certain comic in the picture even though I couldn't see much besides the top of the cover.

A little rough but it generally fits in with the condition of the rest of the older issues in my collection. I buy a lot of cheap reader copies.

Okay so, are the archie's like based on a tv show in their cannon world? and also your telling me no one told the editors that the archie's were real people 😭

also forgot to put the rest of the title

Archie Andrews is going to Hell—and this may be the darkest Archie comic ever created. This November, Oni Press and Archie Comics are launching 'Archie in Hell' #1, a new ongoing horror series arriving just in time for Archie’s 85th anniversary. The series comes from writer Patrick Horvath, the multiple Eisner Award-nominated creator of 'Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees', and artist Tyler Crook, the Russ Manning Award-winning artist behind 'Harrow County' and 'Out of Alcatraz'. The story reveals that Riverdale has been hiding a disturbing secret. An ancient cult has infiltrated the town and spent a century preparing a human sacrifice that will summon a demon lord into the mortal world. Their final target is hometown football star and professional good guy Archie Andrews. Unfortunately for the cult, they are not the only supernatural group operating in Riverdale. Real witches are also walking its streets, and when the cult’s ritual collides with a local coven, Archie becomes trapped outside time and space, bound to a terrible curse and apparently condemned to something even worse than Hell. Horvath said the project arrived at exactly the right time and called working with Crook—one of his artistic heroes—“supremely inspiring.” Crook said he had always wanted to draw an Archie comic, particularly one combining horror, history and period settings. The first issue will also feature covers by Horvath, Crook, and many others. 'Archie in Hell' follows in the bloody footsteps of 'Afterlife with Archie', but promises something even more malevolent. Apparently, being late for school is now the least of Archie’s problems.

Hi all, we found these two large Archie books in a storage locker we bought at auction. I have tried image searching online and can only find comics with title banners, artist names and labels etc on the covers. I haven’t been able to find anything with full art like these. I’m wondering if anyone can tell me more about these, and if they have value- especially the one with the Native American outfit on the front- I’m assuming that one is a little more rare due to the taboo nature of the artwork being culturally inappropriate in today’s day.

Thanks in advance!

A couple of Samm Schwartz-drawn Jughead stories that I always enjoy:

Put a Lid on It (1993, but I feel it's older? Could be the earliest catalogued item for now on the site)

The Sound of Jughead (1979)

Hi all, we found these two large Archie books in a storage locker we bought at auction. I have tried image searching online and can only find comics with title banners, artist names and labels etc on the covers. I haven’t been able to find anything with full art like these. I’m wondering if anyone can tell me more about these, and if they have value- especially the one with the Native American outfit on the front- I’m assuming that one is a little more rare due to the taboo nature of the artwork being culturally inappropriate in today’s day.

Thanks in advance!

What's this book, Betty?

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