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Faceless and the Family: Maze of the Mechanical Aliens #3 continues the amazing art with an ok story

Posted on September 19, 2026 by Brett Leave a comment

From the mind of Eisner Award–nominated visionary Matt Lesniewski (Crimson Flower, The Freak), the most stunning and unique comics odyssey of 2026 reveals the true stakes of Faceless’s unexpected interaction with a mind-boggling alien being—where the damage wrought runs deep and the cost is deeply personal. In the aftermath of the brutal clash between Katari and the enigmatic thief, Sasha is left fighting for her life. As Faceless and his family struggle to pick up the pieces, chaos continues to spread across the Hand Planet. With no time to waste, Katari rushes Sasha to a high-tech facility in a desperate attempt to save her. But hope is slipping and Carp has had enough. There’s only one final option: unleash the power of the alien mech suit . . . no matter the cost. Secrets deepen. Tensions rise. And the next move could change everything.

Story: Matt Lesniewski
Art: Matt Lesniewski
Letterer: Ferran Delgado

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‘Tis the Season for Terror! EC Comics’ Haunting Holiday Tradition Returns in Shiver Suspenstories 3 #1

Posted on September 19, 2026 by Graphic Policy Team Leave a comment

Oni Press and William M. Gaines Agent, Inc. are proud to unveil the giant-sized Shiver Suspenstories 3 #1 – an all-new, all-unhinged 56-page giant featuring EC Comics’ most terrifying assembly of sickenin’ stocking stuffers yet! That’s right, Shiver Suspenstories is back . . . and we’re bringing three times the chills, three times the spills, and three times the murderous intent with us for our most vengeful celebration of X-mas anarchy and New Year’s nightmares ever attempted on December 9th!

For the third year running, gather ʼround our flaming hearth and join tortured (literally!) creators John Arcudi, Sarah Gailey, Ryan Kelly, David Lapham, Jay Stephens, and more surprise guests as we begin a frightening festival of merciless merriment and holiday horror, all tinseled up in the mangled EC Comics manner!

Plus: For your reading displeasure, feast upon another restored and remastered EC classic straight from the Vault-Keeper’s lair! Heh heh, ho ho, this Christmas season, someone’s gotta go! Just remember, kids: Some stains don’t come out . . . especially under Luminol!

Get into the spirit with killer covers from Dustin Weaver, Steve Lieber, Shawn McManus, and Rian Hughes! Tell Santa to make with the comic – or else!!!– when Shiver Suspenstories 3 #1 comes calling on December 9th!

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“False Flags” begins in Fort Pyscho #5 from Matt Kindt and Brian Hurtt

Posted on September 18, 2026 by Graphic Policy Team Leave a comment

Oni Press and Flux House have announced that the second act of the year’s most compulsively page-turning action epic is locked, loaded, and coming out guns blazing with Fort Psycho #5, kicking off “False Flags,” an all-new jumping-on point and explosive new story arc point for the action-packed maxi-series from New York Times bestselling superstar Matt Kindt and adrenaline-racing artist Brian Hurtt! Expect more accomplices, more adversaries, and more double-crosses when Fort Psycho #5 kicks down the door of your local comic shop on December 16th!

After apprehending the world’s most wanted terrorist leader at a terrible cost, the most highly-trained and lethal unit of intelligence operatives in human history has been hunted down, disavowed by their governments, and imprisoned on the island fortress nicknamed “Fort Psycho.” Locked away from the world, they have little else to do but sharpen their grudges, plot their bloody revenge, and attempt to zero in on the traitor… or traitors… that are still hidden among their ranks. So what’s the most dangerous thing you could give this hardened team of paranoid international commandos? It’s not another weapon – it’s hope. Primed with a plan to finally make their escape from Fort Psycho’s prison paradise, the detached assassin Jason and his former allies-turned-convicts are pairing off, two-by-two, to execute their last-ditch gambit for freedom. But not everyone is who they seem… and Jason’s covert mission to find and kill the double agent responsible for his life sentence is about to explode into a barrage of bullets and broken promises.

But don’t get too comfortable… The hits keep on coming when Fort Psycho Vol. 1: Kinetic Action – the concussive first volume of the action comic so extreme, it might just catch fire – rappels into stores on the very same day! Collecting Fort Psycho #1-4 from master storytellers Matt Kindt and Brian Hurtt, Fort Psycho Vol. 1: Kinetic Action will introduce readers to a world that’s Mission: Impossible meets Lost on a tropical island paradise stocked with trained killers, secret betrayals, and the long-buried truth about the mission that brought them there. Always remember: There is nothing deadlier than an ally turned enemy…

Ten years ago, the nation of Singapore sank into the Pacific Ocean. The underground terrorist network known as The Seven Seals took credit for the largest act of terror in human history. In the aftermath, the United Nations created a strike team of highly trained covert operatives with one mission: locate, identify, and eliminate The Seven Seals’ secretive leader. The team’s clandestine affairs were to always remain in the shadows – until their final, explosive confrontation with The Seven Seals resulted in a large-scale tragedy too bloody to cover up and too tragic to ignore. Disgraced and disavowed by the governments that trained them, the world’s most dangerous secret agents have been convicted for their crimes and sentenced to serve time side-by-side in the one place capable of holding them: their old island headquarters, Fort Cyclone – now known in the media by the derogatory nickname “Fort Psycho.” And that’s where the official story is about to go terribly, terribly wrong…

Stay reloaded and check the perimeter when Fort Psycho #5 comes in hot with an all-new arc this December 16th – featuring ferocious covers by series artist Brian Hurtt as well as Lewis LaRosa and Charlie Adlard – alongside the collection of the frenetic first arc in Fort Psycho Vol. 1: Kinetic Action!

Cover of 'Fort Psycho' issue #5 featuring a villainous character with a sinister smile, illustrated in bold pink and red tones.

Cover of 'Fort Psycho' #5 featuring five characters relaxing by a poolside on lounge chairs, with a blood-stained floor and a rifle in the foreground.

A dynamic black and white illustration of two powerful warriors engaged in a fierce battle, with one warrior delivering a punch while the other struggles. It features intense facial expressions and detailed muscular anatomy, set against an abstract, stormy background.

Get a first look at Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars #1!

Posted on September 17, 2026 by Graphic Policy Team Leave a comment

Oni Press, the Nacelle Company, and Rebellion have revealed the first look inside the highly anticipated Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars #1 – the double-sized, 40-page debut of the 22nd Century’s first blockbuster crossover event from writers Dan Watters and Ryan O’Sullivan and artist Jordi Tarragona! Brace yourself for the wreckage-strewn collision of the future’s most feared lawman against its hardest-charging mutant outlaws – Mega-City One’s Judge Dredd versus the Red Planet’s Biker Mice From Mars – crashes into comic shops on December 2nd with 40 pages of deluxe format fury!!

Across the frayed cordons of space-time, the greed-fueled oligarchs Limburger and Karbunkle have identified a strange new world to plunder, but they never anticipated that Throttle, Vinnie, and Modo—the extraterrestrial antiheroes known as the Biker Mice From Mars—would dare to foil their latest cross dimensional conquest: the smog-clogged metropolis known as Mega-City One.

Now, the Martian brothers and their bikes are stranded between blocks in Mega-City’s endless, chaotic sprawl, alongside 400 million citizens who want them dead and the one man committed to delivering them to justice at any cost: the unforgiving Judge Dredd! The law has no place for vermin on Mega-City One’s streets… but when the Biker Mice’s otherworldly abilities draw the gaze of the inhuman entity called Judge Death, man and mouse alike will be caught in the crosshairs!

Featuring full-throttle covers by David Finch, Karl Kerschl, and Andrew Krahnke, maximum thrill-power meets maximum attitude when Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars #1 revs into the red – only in comic shops on December 2nd!

Plus: Available exclusively on Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars #1, get one of four randomly intermixed “Badge Variant” covers (designed by Oni’s Winston Gambro in the style of Brian Bolland’s classic 2000 AD design), featuring Judge Dredd’s iconic shield or one of three alternates spotlighting each of the Biker Mice from Mars on a Department of Justice badge: Throttle, Vinnie, and Modo!

A chaotic street scene from a comic, featuring a judge character in a futuristic uniform confronting a villain on the ground, amidst smoke and debris. Various characters are engaged in a conflict while a vehicle is overturned in the background.

A detailed comic-style illustration featuring a large, spooky house in the foreground, surrounded by an urban landscape with futuristic architecture. In the lower panels, anthropomorphic animal characters are depicted, some in action poses, while others display exaggerated facial expressions, conveying emotion and interaction.

A Monstrous New Detective is Born in Prometheus Graft: The Slayings at Death’s End #1 – Beginning in December!

Posted on September 14, 2026 by Graphic Policy Team Leave a comment

Oni Press has announced Prometheus Graft: The Slayings at Death’s End #1 – a taut and twisting murder mystery teaming rising star George Northy and Eisner Award–nominated artist Caitlin Yarsky for a first-of-its-kind comics whodunnit with infinite surprises and even more stitches! This December, you’re invited to a remote Romanian castle as the infamous, undead spawn of Dr. Frankenstein – now reborn as the world’s most brilliant criminal investigator – is tasked with solving a monstrous murder that could lead to the end of humanity itself…

Decades after his creation, the creature once known as Frankenstein’s Monster has reinvented himself as Europe’s most formidable mind. After years underground, his scars have faded and his genius-level intellect has tamed his hulking nature… revealing an extraordinary talent for solving the world’s most inexplicable mysteries. Today, he is Prometheus Graft: gentleman detective, expert investigator… and something still not quite entirely human.

Now, on the cusp of a new century set to be ruled by science over superstition, Graft believes he his finally conquered his monstrous past . . . until he is summoned to the remote Romanian castle of Death’s End, where an immortal lord has assembled Europe’s most feared supernatural beings to broker a long-lasting peace. But their fragile treaty will soon be shattered when the corpse of one of the prominent guests is found murdered in the castle’s hedge maze… turning witch against werewolf and vampire against ghoul as suspicion and bloodshed spiral.

With only his instincts and a bloodstained trail of clues to guide him, can Prometheus Graft solve the slayings at Death’s End before a new day breaks… and all hell follows with it?

From the ashes of Frankenstein’s destruction, a new kind of detective will be born this December, only in Prometheus Graft: The Slayings at Death’s End #1 – featuring covers by series co-creator Caitlin Yarsky, alongside Eisner Award winner Eric Powell, Eisner Award winner Gabriel Rodriguez, and Patricia Martín! Prometheus Graft: The Slayings at Death’s End #1 arrives December 9th.

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Oni Press Joins Baltimore Comic-Con 2026 with Panels, Exclusives – And A Heartfelt Tribute to Legendary Artist Mike Wieringo

Posted on September 12, 2026 by Graphic Policy Team Leave a comment

Oni Press is coming to Charm City this September, and we’re bringing a cast of Riverdale’s biggest comic book icons along for the ride! From Friday, September 25th through Sunday, September 27th, join Oni Press live at the Baltimore Convention Center for Baltimore Comic-Con 2026 for a weekend packed with panels, exclusives, and truly special surprises!

First: Oni is proud to reveal not one, but two never-before seen Archie #1 exclusives debuting at Baltimore Comic-Con, spotlighting the brand-new beginning for America’s favorite teenager – the one and only Archie Andrews – in the pages of Oni Press’ all-new ongoing series from New York Times bestselling writer Ben H. Winters and multiple Eisner Award-winning artist Fábio Moon.

Featuring brand-new art by cover artist Shawn Kuruneru, pick up this stunning rendition of Riverdale’s most famous faces in this Baltimore-exclusive variant edition, available for purchase at the Baltimore Comic-Con Exclusives Booth at the entrance to the convention floor.

Cover of Archie Comics #1 featuring four characters with colorful backgrounds, showcasing an engaging and cheerful design.

Cover of Archie comic #1 featuring two male characters standing in front of lockers, one holding a donut and the other a baseball glove.

In partnership with Baltimore Comic-Con’s signature awards show, the Ringo Awards, Oni Press also has revealed another extremely special Archie #1 exclusive that will serve as the first-ever, dedicated Ringo Awards variant cover and feature the late Mike Wieringo’s rarely seen 2007 character redesign for Archie and Jughead for the first time in print. This extremely rare Archie #1 variant cover will only be made available in gift bags for attendees of the 2026 Ringo Awards and will never be sold at commercial retail. Mike Wieringo’s artwork appears courtesy of the Wieringo family.

Plus: Join Oni Press on Saturday, September 26th for two major panels, exclusively at Baltimore Comic-Con!

ARCHIE COMICS: AMERICA’S FAVORITE TEENAGER LOOKS TO THE FUTURE

Saturday, September 26th
2 pm | Room 343 – 344

Archie Andrews doesn’t look his age – but this year marks 85 years of fun with Archie and the gang! Join Archie Comics President and Editor-in-Chief Mike Pellerito, Oni Press President and Publisher Hunter Gorinson, and Archie artist Dan Parent for this panel that looks at what’s coming up for America’s Favorite Teenager! With moderators Brad Gullickson and Lisa Gullickson.

A futuristic law enforcement character in a dark urban setting, wearing a helmet and badge, holding a gun and posing confidently.

ONI PRESS: THE LOUDEST THING IN COLOR

Saturday, September 26th
5 pm | Room 337

As Oni Press closes in on three decades of publishing groundbreaking comic books and graphic novels, they show no sign of slowing down! President & Publisher Hunter Gorinson will walk through a slate of upcoming books and recent critical favorites with creators Rodney Barnes (Crownsville), Shawn Kuruneru (Cave Grave), Oliver Mertz (A Ghost Arm Made of Angry Ghosts), and Ryan O’Sullivan(Judge Dredd / Biker Mice From Mars).

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The Forever Home #1 is Intriguing and Engaging Sci-fi Horror full of Tension

Posted on September 9, 2026 by Brett Leave a comment

Infamous billionaire scientist Henry D’mour could have saved the world. But he didn’t. Instead, in a desperate bid to save himself, his wife, and their two children, he constructed The Forever Home—an ark of luxury and ultramodern convenience insulated from the agony of the planet’s death throes outside its walls . . . and even time itself. Inside The Forever Home, only 20 minutes pass for every year on the outside . . . allowing the D’mour family to slowly enact their plans for a new world as their automated environment and robotic companions keep them safe. Safe on the inside. Always inside. Until a childish misstep accidentally breaks The Forever Home’s barrier . . . and what’s outside decides it wants back in… The Forever Home #1 is a fantastic debut that keeps readers hooked and afraid to see what’s coming next.

Written by Christian Ward, The Forever Home #1 delivers a debut packed with tension. It’s the sort of story where you’re scared to see what’s next. Ward has crafted psychological and environmental horror that dips into commentary about the state of the world and the devastated future we march towards.

It’s early in the issue that it’s clear not all is well with the D’mour family. While they’re safe inside their home, the world outside is devastated and speeding along with whatever comes next. With two young children, the family is wrapped up safely inside the house. They’re unable to step outside due to the time speed difference, prisoners within. While Henry saved his family, you get the sense his children resent him and the adults who destroyed the world.

While the family is safe inside, the hints and teases build that something is on the outside. Is it human? Animal? No matter, Henry sees it as a threat to their “paradise” and safety. With those hints, you know something is going to go wrong, but it’s not until late in the issue exactly what is clear. By then, the story is clearly deep in horror, having build up to its twist that will drive the series. Safety, monotony, the order D’mour has created is threatened to come crashing down.

The success of the first issue’s concept and narrative is boosted by the art of Sami Kivelä. With color by Jason Wordie and lettering by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, the visuals boost and emphasize the stress of the situation. The kids’ disdain is clear by their facial expressions and body language. The mother says so much in how she’s depicted visual, far more than what’s said. The home feels sterile and cold like a museum. The outside world we get to see tells so much of a story as to where things stand and where it’s going. It’s packed with visual details that tells so much of the story and what type of world the D’mours live in. Add in colors that add in the cold feel of it all and teases of life anew outside, the art enhances an already intriguing concept and tells so much about the world.

The Forever Home #1 is a hell of a start that has us excited to see where it’s going. The fear of the unknown allows the series to tap into basic emotions that hit the reader and makes them nervous to see what’s next. It’s a hell of a start for what’s one of the more intriguing series of the year.

Story: Christian Ward Art: Sami Kivelä
Color: Jason Wordie Letterer: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou
Story: 9.0 Art: 9.0 Overall: 9.0 Recommendation: Buy

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David Hine and Shaky Kane Dig in for Bulletproof Coffin: Giant! Cease to Exist – Resurrecting the Acclaimed Odyssey of Surreal Superheroes at Oni Press

Posted on September 8, 2026 by Graphic Policy Team Leave a comment

Oni Press has announced the long-awaited return of comics’ insidiously enthralling and potently psycho-active indie comics masterwork in Bulletproof Coffin: Giant! Cease to Exist – a brand-new, 72-page dose of surreal superheroes and addictive ideas reuniting original series creators David Hine and Shaky Kane in comic shops and book stores everywhere in January 2027! Continuing the semi-ongoing series of pseduo-psychedelic adventures that began with 2011’s landmark, self-titled Bullerproof Coffin series at Image Comics, Giant! Cease to Exist will mark the first new installment in Hine and Kane’s radical deconstruction of comics’ Silver Age sense of self since 2021… and mark the series’ official debut at Oni Press, where the publisher will begin collecting the complete Bullerproof Coffin saga to date beginning in 2028.

Inside the pages of the hyper-fictional Golden Nugget Comics imprint, a war is being waged with weapons of technological control by the Sons of Technarchy, a cabal of hyper-intelligent, all-powerful trillionaires who treat entire realities as disposable playthings. Standing in their way is an unlikely last line of defense: The brave but bizarre heroes known as Eye-We-I, Scarlet Spook, Ramona—Queen of the Stone Age, Red Wraith, Coffin Fly, the Shield of Justice, and more! But as the battle for existence rages, a mind-bending meta-twist unfolds—Hine and Kane themselves are drawn into the chaos, forced to confront their own demons as creators on the brink. Cosmic, chaotic, and wildly imaginative, Bulletproof Coffin: Giant! is a genre-smashing spectacle that blurs the line between fiction and reality.

Hine and Kane first introduced readers to the “Ficto-Verse” in 2011’s The Bulletproof Coffin, the initial six-issue miniseries which followed comic book collector Steve Neyman as he uncovers a strange connection between real life and obscure, pulp-style vintage comics. The second story arc expanding the “Ficto-Verse” appeared in 2012’s The Bulletproof Coffin: Disinterred and was followed by the 2017 one-shot Bulletproof Coffin: The Thousand Yard Stare, a meta-sequel in which Hine and Kane first became characters in their own psychedelic universe. Bulletproof Coffin: Giant! Cease to Exist will be the first new story in the Bulletproof Coffin world since two short stories in 2021’s Kane & Abel one-shot, as well as the first to be published by Oni Press.

Oni Press will release David Hine and Shaky Kane’s Bulletproof Coffin: Giant! Cease to Exist on January 12, 2027 – featuring a standard cover by Kane, alongside limited-edition variants by Rául Allen and Alex Diotto.

Mini Reviews: Tales of Wonder #1, Crowbound #1, Dungeon and Dragons: Total Party Killers #2, Archie #1, Batman/Superman/Weird Al: World’s Weirdest #1, Legion of Superheroes #1

Posted on September 6, 2026 by Logan Dalton

Sometimes, the staff at Graphic Policy read more comics than we’re able to get reviewed. When that happens you’ll see a weekly feature compiling reviews of the comics, or graphic novels, we just didn’t get a chance to write a full one for.

These are Graphic Policy’s Mini Reviews and Recommendations.

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Tales of Wonder #1 (Image) – Cartoonist Steve Skroce simultaneously takes the piss out of the superhero industrial complex and (literally) flexes his artistic muscles in drawing those kind of characters in Tales of Wonder #1. The story centers around Stu and Jake who are basically Stan Lee and Jack Kirby if they were still alive. Paraplegic Jake keeps it close to his chest with grumpy humor while Stu won’t shut up. (The scene where he praises his collaborators while Skroce covers up his art with giant word balloons is priceless.) However, Tales of Wonder is far from a grounded story, and it shines brightest when it indulges its genre elements. Ugly American is kind of an amazing name for a 90s edgy jarhead superhero, especially since he’s created by a Canadian. Overall: 8 Verdict: Buy

Crowbound #1 (Image) – Crowbound is another beautiful collaboration from Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen. It’s centered around the relationship between a mother and daughter in a stark post-apocalyptic hellscape. Boldly opening with the mother Rose’s death, Lemire and Nguyen take us back in time to show key moments in her and her daughter Ava’s lives. Dustin Nguyen’s use of negative space unpacks the sadness of the comic with pops of color acting as reminiscences of happy times. Crowbound is definitely a downer of a read, but fits our hard times and has some glimmers of hope too. Overall: 8.6 Verdict: Buy

Dungeon and Dragons: Total Party Killers #2 (Dark Horse) – To use a bad pun, I think this issue killed my interest in this series. Christopher Hastings and Denis Medri focus more on expanding DnD Total Party Killers’ cast of characters and locations instead of giving us an interesting story to follow or characters to root for. (I do love the slime and baby eye.) The art is colorful, and there are some cool moments, but no real coherence. Overall: 5.8 Verdict: Pass

Archie #1 (Oni Press) – Ben Winters, Fabio Moon, and Jason Wordie take the World’s Most Popular Teenager back to his slice of life roots in Archie #1. Moon definitely elevates the material with his energetic art, and his flair for the dramatic comes in handy in the second of the three short stories in this comic about a film festival. Winters also knows Archie is supposed to be a funny comic and litters his script with zingers and character-based comedy. Jughead was definitely my favorite in this first issue, and he gets a solo story to wrap up the book where he comes to grips with the ghost of character development. But, yeah, this is classic, supermarket checkout Archie with slicker visuals and a touch of self-awareness. For now, there’s no deconstruction going on. Overall: 8 Verdict: Buy

Batman/Superman/Weird Al: World’s Weirdest #1 (DC) – I think the superhero comics genre may have peaked when Weird Al fought Mr. Nobody with a fifth dimensional accordion. Co-writer Mark Waid’s Yankovic-esque parody of the John Williams Superman theme was brave and bold, but I’m curious what Grant Morrison could have done with the material. But, seriously, Weird Al and fifth dimensional imps are match made in Heaven, and Dan Schoening and Fico Ossio’s art capture the wackiest of vibes. This comic book is life changing, and it’s AI art’s personal kryptonite. Now it’s time to “Eat It”. Overall: 10 Verdict: Buy

Legion of Superheroes #1 (DC) – In Legion of Superheroes #1, Joshua Williamson, Hayden Sherman, and Tamra Bonvillain try to find hope in a dystopian future through its youth. A fragment narrative structure offers glimpses at familiar faces like Brainiac 5, Lightning Lad, Saturn Girl, and the always hilarious and quite badass Matter Eating Lad. However, they’re separated by laws, different planets, and their own demons. Sherman’s visual vision of future superheroics is intriguing: nostalgia meets something new. Their trademark spiral layouts works for this kind of hop along story. I think I’m invested in the fate of the Legion like I am with the college kids I work with. Overall: 8.5 Verdict: Buy

Archie #1 sticks with what works for a fun debut and new start for the classic characters

Posted on September 4, 2026 by Brett

BEING YOUNG NEVER GETS OLD! THE MILESTONE COMICS PUBLISHING EVENT OF THE YEAR STARTS HERE AS ONI PRESS AND ARCHIE COMICS PROUDLY PRESENT A GROUNDBREAKING NEW ONGOING SERIES FOR THE MOST JOYOUS COMIC BOOK ICON OF ALL! A new day is dawning in Riverdale as New York Times bestselling writer, Edgar Award and Philip K. Dick Award winner, and Eisner Award nominee Ben H. Winters (EC’s Cruel Universe, Benjamin) joins multiple Eisner Award–winning artist Fábio Moon (Daytripper, Casanova) to reintroduce America’s favorite teenager—and begin a star-studded countdown to Archie’s 85th anniversary—with a 21st-century testament to teenage idealism and the limitless joy of Archie Comics! For his entire life, 17-year-old Archie Andrews has had it all: adoring friends, football glory, and a natural charm that always seems to make him the center of attention. Now, through his eyes, experience the warmth and wonder of Riverdale and its near-infinite roster of residents—the popular kids, the endearing oddballs, and everyone in between—as Archie embarks on a whirlwind, all-star adventure through his town’s past, present, and future . . . beginning with a local film festival that’s about to turn everything upside down . . . And, at the center of it all, lies an enigmatic paradox that only Archie’s pal Jughead Jones can possibly unravel . . . Plus: Puzzles! Pin-ups! And a veritable sweet shop of surprises that all link to the same inextricable mystery . . . Finally, your antidote for postmodern malaise has arrived. Welcome to the all-new ARCHIE #1!

Story: Ben H. Winters
Art: Fábio Moon
Color: Jason Wordie
Letterer: Andworld Design

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