Archie Comics History 101 Review Brooklyn Comic Shop

Archie Comics 101
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by Joshua H. Stulman
Archie was first introduced during World War II in Pep Comics # 22 (1941) by artist Bob Montana and MLJ Comics co-publisher, Jon Goldwater. By the early 50's Archie had shifted the entire focus of MLJ Comics, which went on to expand their offerings of Archie humor books. Our collection of Archie Comics begins during this time in the early 50's and you can see just how diverse the Archie brand became. Now as a hit tv series, Riverdale and its spin-off Sabrina, the Archie brand continues in modern times.
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[@barrybowman91]

Archie turns 80 this year !

[@alexismarquez3674]

THIS REVIEW IS VALUABLE FOR ME. I STARTED READING ARCHIE COMIC BOOKS SINCE GRADESCHOOL. I SAW HOW THE COMIC BOOKS REINVENTED TO A BETTER COVER DESIGN. WHEN I WAS IN GRADESCHOOL, THE ANNUAL DIGEST COSTS 75PHP EACH, THE DOUBLE DIGEST, COSTS 185PHP :) ARCHIE'S IS HIGHLY RECOMMEND. IT'S A DECENT COMIC BOOK.

[@alexismarquez3674]

I COME FROM A PROMINENT JESUIT SCHOOL. "ATENEO DE ZAMBOANGA UNIVERSITY" :)

[@chiarabalbusso4370]

Love these comics! Unfortunately it's quite impossible to find any of them here in Italy

[@justanothercollector63]

Archie annual # 4 is probably the best cover of Archie comics. I just won that issue last week on ebay. I don't think you see it very often for sale.

[@dkayiralte752]

I miss those days when comics book is valuable..

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Love the golden age stuff thanks for sharing

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