#Archie vs the world

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Jughead and Betty from Archie vs the World: One Shot (2023).

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Riverdale goes full blown Mad Max!

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movie recs based on your fav band!! (p1?)

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i see fiona on dash i am immediately reminded of the little worm in my brain that wants me to write her / hit her with the oc beam

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SEGA vs. Hasbro

The legendary crossover this are reunited and rivalry of the two worlds will be Collide, Jounrey dimensions arcoss time with SEGA and Hasbro Heroes!

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Archie Vs. The World #1

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i have big points to make about kevin as fictional concept especially as he appeared in that episode and how it was made clear what a large part of riverdalean narrative theory he constitutes (he was the writer!!!!!!!!!!). and i will make them. But Not Yet

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Shadow the Hedgehog vs the World: the Variant Point comic update:

I am currently revising the script for the ending as well as the translation from the prologue to the the main story (whether I’ll write it as a comic or some other way, I’m still figuring out)! Though it’s taking me longer to do so because I have started classes again and it has made my schedule more clustered than before.

I’m hoping to starting the rough sketches soon, but like I said, it might be a while. In the meantime, there will be many new pieces and reveals made along the way!! If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

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Archie vs. The World #1, written by Aubrey Sitterson, art by Jed Dougherty

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Out this week: Archie vs. The World #1 (Archie Comics, $3.99):

The ever-adaptable denizens of Riverdale get re-imagined into a post-apocalyptic world by Aubrey Sitterson and Jed Dougherty. 

See what else is arriving in comic shops this week.

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Graphic Policy’s Top Comic Picks this Week!

Graphic Policy’s Top Comic Picks this Week! 10 new comics to check out this week! #comics #comicbooks

Wednesdays (and Tuesdays) are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at! Find out what…

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New Archie pickups! Vampironica, Jughead: The Hunger, Jughead vs Vampironica, Afterlife With Archie & Archie vs The World.

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One question that's been haunting me since I binge-read most of the blog whilst doing testing is: in your opinion, what is the primary difference in the worlds of Archie Sonic and IDW Sonic? Obviously part of that is Penders' influence vs. Ian's influence, one's obviously based more on the games than the others, etc... but I feel like more than that, the two comics have a vastly different feel in terms of how their world generally just works in-universe. I'd like to know if this makes any sense, or if I'm just crazy.

I mean, the IDW world literally is the game world now, so yes, there are some pretty huge differences that are immediately apparent.

I'd say that where both incarnations of the Archie universe were much more of an "anything goes" sci-fi/fantasy world with all these different factions and kingdoms and whatnot, the IDW comics depict a more mundane modern/near-future setting that just so happens to have some highly stylized scenery and be inhabited by cartoon furries. (And off-screen humans, now that the two worlds have been reunited, I guess.)

I mean, it's right there in the names of the planet. Archie was set on the fantastical world of Mobius, but the IDW comics are just on a fictional version of Earth. Most of the sci-fi elements are Eggman's creations. There are still plenty of fantasy elements, but they tend to be hidden better. They're a thing for Sonic and his friends and enemies to discover on their adventures, not an everyday fact of life for the normies. In the Archie comics you had people living in medieval kingdoms and underwater societies and Mad Max wastelands and floating utopias and all this other stuff, but in the IDW comics they tend to live in pretty normal modern cities. I'd argue that this makes Sonic feel like more of a larger-than-life hero in the IDW comics, since he's always seeking out adventures in these corners of the world that the average person doesn't know about. Joe from Station Square's never been to somewhere like Sky Sanctuary or Little Planet

I know some Archie fans think this means the worldbuilding in IDW is "bad" or "boring" since there aren't a bunch of high-concept fantasy locations being introduced, but it's just different. The way they did things at Archie was fun, but this matches the vibe of the games much better

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Quarterfinals: Riverdale vs Legends of Tomorrow

Riverdale: Archie Andrews starts the school year with the world weighing on his shoulders. He's decided he wants to pursue a future in the music business, but his recently ended clandestine relationship with the music teacher has left him without a mentor, and his friendship with Jughead Jones is in a bad place. Things look like they might be turning around when Veronica Lodge, a new girl, arrives. Despite the instant chemistry, Veronica is hesitant to risk a friendship with Betty -- who has a crush on Archie -- to pursue anything. Amidst all the small-town banality lurks a mystery: the recent tragic death of Jason Blossom, the twin brother of beautiful and popular troublemaker, Cheryl.

Legends of Tomorrow: After seeing what doom the future holds, time-traveling rogue Rip Hunter realizes heroes alone are not enough to prevent the impending catastrophe that threatens the planet. Tasked with recruiting both heroes and villains, Rip brings together a ragtag team of divergent talents, which includes the likes of Sara Lance, Ray Palmer, and Heat Wave. Although the team continually adds and loses members, their goal is always the same -- prevent supervillains from destroying time itself.