Archie Comics

REVIEW: ‘Betty and Veronica #1′ features more of Adam Hughes’ words

Adam Hughes is undeniably a great illustrator in the comic industry, especially when he draws covers and focuses more on women. However, I think he jumps the shark in becoming the overall visual narrator in the new BETTY...

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REVIEW: Archie: Collector’s Edition is REDEFINING the Classics

Rebooting in the comic industry is indeed a norm nowadays. Some of the justifications behind this act are to bring in new readers to the fold, to have a fresh start, and obviously, economics. This is the case with the Archie co...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Archie #3

RIVERDALE HIGH’s COÑO This is getting more intense! Mark Waid and Fiona Staples hit the third homer with their re-imagination of the Archie series in Archie #3. This latest issue focuses more on the first day in Riverdale High ...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Archie #2

This is HUGOT! Granted, life goes on… now what? That’s what the creative team of the newest Archie attempts to explore in Archie #2. Similar to the premier issue, it has four chapters and a bonus issue with some notes by one of...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Archie #1

OLD IS NEW Sometimes, CHANGE is paramount. This is what the people behind iconic Archie Comics do—starting with issue number one – hence, ARCHIE #1. To further spice up our expectations here, Eisner-winning duo Mark Waid...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Archie #666

How to end a long-running comic series? If you want a proper send-off, do it with a bang! Archie Comics formally ends its storied-continuity (of sorts) with its rather infamous number — 666! How can a heartwarming and positive ...

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