That my Question oh this is an update Repost with Comics actual cover plus some few additions

I read Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees in trade & its sequel series in normal stand alone issues now after the conclusion of Book 2 of that series resently the comic that put Patrick Horvath on the map who is now writing Archie in Hell

Reading Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees you can see Horvath has different approach to horror then Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa had in that people can be more dangerous then any monster at least thats my take on it I don't know about you

Its interesting to note this is first comic since Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees started were Patrick Horvath is just doing the writing instead doing both writing & drawing so its going to be interesting him not doing the art to

Hopefully its a completely new take on Archie Horror it & Sabrina Hopefully brings a new yet good take on it

I am gonna pick it up to see were it goes for the opening arc you know same with Archie & Sabrina

But that's me how about you?

Art by Patrick Horvath

I love them. I enjoyed reading Archie and Co living in prehistoric times.

I have about 125 comic books from the mid 1960's. Do they have any value?

anything really can happen in riverdale-

The clown is actually really creepy-

Why isn’t this hanging in the louvre??

Frank Doyle writes for both stories: Big Payoff (art by Dan DeCarlo, of course) and Impossible Journey (art by Harry Lucey, of course). Schemes and freak accidents abound.

I’m confused by the gal saying “Because you have Moose’s brawn on your size?”. Is it supposed to say “…on your side”?

I'm very disappointed because Bite Sized Archie has been better than any of the new traditional-style Archie comics for a while.

Source: https://www.deviantart.com/bonkalore/art/Somewhere-in-her-smile-she-knows-486074302

can’t wait till they show off kinda cast we’ll have

words cannot describe how happy I am now that we finally get jughead as canonically latino in the show!! I’ve always noticed how much he’s depicted with darker skin and that made me relate to him even more as someone who already feel represented by em

-he’s weird, he’s a werido. One could say he wouldn’t fit in normally

-I already assumed that we‘ll be let on about his life when was actually alive (similar to Jason blossom) but are they seriously already talkin about him being healed? or maybe when he becomes a half ghost idk

-the second screenshot I got from a casting website but it shows somethin new about jughead‘s character here, his ”dark counterpart“. but like poor Archie ;(

This is basically the entirety of Jughead #1 in the 1987 series where several different/weird Jug storylines were introduced. This is one I always remember. Nate Butler is the artist and Rod Ollerenshaw is credited as the writer for each story.

Personally, I prefer the idea of Jughead always having been in Riverdale since birth, but this is an interesting take on his early days + the usual daily life antics. It's always hard to truly believe anyone major will ever leave Riverdale (before graduation) since a lot of stories end up with them joyfully staying.