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Archie, one of the most beloved comic books of all time going on for over seven decades, is coming back to TV in a new project. The CW, already hosting multiple DC Comics-based shows like Supergirl and The Flash, has officially ordered a live-action pilot, Riverdale, based on the stories of characters like Archie, Veronica, Betty, Jughead and the rest of the gang! Read More »
Just in time for "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!," starring Tara Reid (April Wexler) and Ian Ziering (Fin Shepard), on Syfy, Archie Comics is getting into the "Sharknado" phenomenon as well. After taking on The Punisher, The Predator, and The Grim Reaper, Archie Andrews has to save Riverdale from a shark-infested tornado in "Archie Vs. Sharknado." Read More »
The much-talked about horror comic in the industry comes straight from Archie Comics. Just before the end of the year, a new installment arrives for "Afterlife With Archie #7," leaving readers wondering if Archie Andrews and Veronica Lodge can save Betty Cooper from the zombie apocalypse in "Betty RIP." Read More »
Based on the popular characters from Archie Comics, Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, and Kevin Keller are making their way towards Fox. Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa is bringing the iconic comic book characters are making their way to "Riverdale." Read More »
After getting burned off the map by the zombie apocalypse, the kids of Riverdale are about to face a new threat from outer space. Announced at the New York Comic Con, in a surprising crossover event by Dark Horse Comics and Archie Comics, the red-haired "Archie Meets Predator" in a fight where only one will walk out alive. Read More »
With hundreds of celebrities pouring giant buckets of ice water on their heads for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in the name of charity, now Archie Comics has joined in on the phenomenon. Artist Dan Parent (Kevin Keller) and writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (Afterlife With Archie) drench beloved comic book icon, Archie Andrews, for a good cause. Read More »
Since it was first announced by Archie Comics, readers have been anxiously anticipating the death of beloved comic book icon, Archie Andrews. Now "The Death of Archie: A Life Celebrated" collects the powerfully moving story arc into a special edition trade paperback. Read More »
In their most-talked about issue, Archie Comics killed off its beloved comic book icon, Archie Andrews, in "Life with Archie #36." As readers witness the aftermath of what happened in the previous issue, "Life with Archie #37" closes its last chapter on a heartwarming and uplifting note. Read More »
Archie Comics killed its legendary comic book character, Archie Andrews, in the shocking issue of Life with Archie #36. Now we take a look at Riverdale one year later in "Life with Archie #37." Read More »
The most-talked about issue has finally arrived and thankfully, Archie Comics doesn't disappoint. With a heartbreaking twist, "Life with Archie #36" delivers a truly gripping and surprisingly touching death to beloved comic book icon, Archie Andrews. Read More »
Archie Comics has been teasing this particular installment for months. The moment has arrived for the legendary comic book character, Archie Andrews, to meet the Grim Reaper in the shocking issue #36 of Life with Archie. Read More »
First, Archie Comics introduced its first gay character, "Kevin Keller," in Riverdale. Then the publishing company sent zombies upon the wholesome town in "Afterlife With Archie." Now Archie and his gang will meet their latest addition to their tight-knit crew, the spunky fashionista Harper in "Archie #656." Read More »
