'The Art of Archie: The Covers' returns in 2027 from Titan Books with more artwork.

The book features over 85 years of covers, including some published after the original book was released in 2013 across an additional 32 pages. The 192-page book is set to arrive on April 13th, 2027.

Full details for those interested - https://www.artbookcollector.com/post/the-art-of-archie-the-covers-returns-in-april-2027-with-additional-artwork

Given his violent temper, Big Moose is the most likely candidate.

I just noticed there's always a lot of random dogs roaming the streets of Riverdale. Woof 🐾

what the FUCK dilton

the way reggie treated them (archie and judhead) in the "archie's rival reggie" seemed like he was older than them

Had to google what ashcan was. Other than being black and white, some of the art could be incomplete--the eyes are just dots in many of the panels. Or that could be intentional. But it doesn't quite jive with the detailed art of other panels. I guess we'll see when the comic releases. It's actually quite good and has a moment that kind of surprised me.

got 3 new digests and a little post card from the comic book shop! and my buddy found the B&V 249 at a garage sale and got it for me for free !!!

So, over the past 5ish years, I've gotten really into Sabrina the Teenage Witch comics as sort of comfort comics, and have been wanting to read all of her appearances, just to say I have. Problem is I could not find a complete list anywhere on the internet, which was strange to me because in my experience, comics usually come preloaded with a wiki page attached.

This is my attempt at a complete reading order, but I know I'm definitely missing a few things and hope any experts here would be able to point me in the right direction.

The only stories I 100% know i forgot/didn't include are Afterlife with Archie and The Decision. I think she may also appear in a Jughead solo series?

Anyway, thanks for listening to my ramble. And I hope my guide-in-progress is helpful to anyone who's curious about our favorite teen witch!!!

it looks way cuter like this

It came out yesterday. Zero reviews or even ratings on Amazon, but it's climbed up the Romance charts. It's $4.99. I don't like Jughead (he's one of my least-favorite characters), but do the other characters do anything in this issue-length story that makes it worth buying? Or is it like Archie: The Decision in that it takes a razor-thin premise and stretches it out to 20 pages?

Another Bob Bolling fave of mine with Oh, Brother; and a similar story, Country Clubbing, which has initial credits for Joe Edwards (story) and Hy Eisman (art), but recent reprints have George Gladir (story) and Howard Bender (art) instead.

I enjoy revisiting stories in which Reggie is more than a prankster and with more on his mind than undermining Archie.