#jughead joes

[meameagirl]

I want to get back into writing request me something and I write (mostly be Burrow)

[behsjdjenbrbebdbe]

my character/movie-based playlists:

arthur fleck (joker, 2019): 60's music that i felt really encapsulated arthur and his mental state in the first film.

joker: folie à deux (2024): i actually really like this movie and idk why people hate it so much, so i made a playlist that i think harley and arthur would've listened to together if they had ended up living together

beautiful boy (2018): songs that i feel represent both Nic and his father. rlly tragic, sorry.

chandler bing (friends, 1994): playlist i made right after matthew perry died (r.i.p. to a legend). i think chandler would love these songs and some of these songs are canon.

the substance (2024): not the kind of playlist you're thinking about. It's basically just 80's music that i think would be played during an old episode of 'Sparkle Your Life!'. It's basically just a glorfied jazzercise playlist.

charlie kelmeckis(the perks of being a wallflower, 2012): my idea of what charlie would have on his mixtape. Some songs are canon from the movie and book.

dead poets society (1989): a collection of songs that i think really reflect the vibe of the film for me, not necessarily songs that would fit the time period.

donnie darko (2001): playlist that shows donnies declining mental state in the film.

mr.robot (2015): songs that i think elliot would enjoy but also describe his descent.

fight club (1999): songs for the narrator and how he feels during his 6 month bout of insomnia. this playlist is my personal favorite bcs i'm also an insomniac (twinning)

the bear (2022): songs that i think carmy would listen to while yelling "behind!" at his chefs.

you (2018): songs that describe joe goldberg from you, not necessarily stuff he would like (he's much too pretentious to enjoy olivia rodrigo).

pearl (2022): a playlist that reminds me of the monologue scene in pearl where she says "i don't feel...well" because i really felt that. once again, not necessarily songs that match the time period or the characters potential interests.

lady bird (2017): lady bird is one of those movies where i'm pretty sure the director was in my house monitoring my daily movements for inspiration. naturally, i needed to make a playlist that i think completely captures the feeling of growing up with a not-so-healthy relationship with your mother.

gone girl (2014): a playlist based on the "cool girl" monologue and how it feels to feel forced to play a caricature of a woman just to for a man.

gone girl (2014): this time it's a nick dunne inspired playlist because unfortunately i relate to him (more so, book version nick). take that info how you will.

miles morales (spider-man: into the spider-verse, 2018): best spider-man, idc. ~ él es el mejor spider-man, no me importa.

jughead jones (riverdale, 2017): songs that i think jughead would have loved.

american psycho (2000): a mix of songs that patrick bateman would listen to in his headphones on his way to work and songs that i think describe him.

the iron claw (2023): songs that represent the tragedy of the story of the von erich family but also the beautiful bond of the brothers. Once again, these are not all time period accurate.

black swan (2010): a playlist based on nina. lots of swan references in the titles.

taxi driver (1976): a mix of songs based on the time period, things that travis bickle would listen to while driving, and songs that encapsulate the movie.

nightcrawler (2014): songs that represent lou bloom, not necessarily songs he would listen to because i don't actually believe he would listen to music on his own.

peeta mellark (hunger games, 2012): ,ovies i think peeta would either enjoy, or capture his personality and plight throughout the movies.

may december (2023): i love this movie SO MUCH, so i ofc had to make a dedicated playlist. it's through the perspective of joe ofc.

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind (2004): playlist based on the rocky relationship between clementine and joel.

mother (2020): for those who don't know, this is a japanese film based on a true story about a toxic mother and her relationship to her son. so this playlist is based on the perspective of the son, shuhei.

clay jensen (13 reasons why, 2017): playlist that clay would listen to in between tapes.

prisoners (2013): unsettling and melancholy playlist inspired by this film and the perspective of detective loki, one of the main characters.

sam evans (glee, 2009): another one of my favorite playlists bcs i'm just so proud of it. like, absolutely sam would love this playlist. i included some glee versions of songs he sang, but only ones that i liked better than the original.

sound of metal (2019): songs that i feel express ruben's reaction to his deafness and his struggle to accept change.

troy bolton (high school musical, 2006): i absolutely LOVE this franchise and so i think i'm qualified to say that troy bolten would love himself some 2000's rnb. This is why i've taken upon the burden and pleasure of making him a playlist that he would jam out to.

scott pilgrim vs. the world (2010): songs inspired by sex bob-omb and the overall playful vibes of the movie.

good will hunting (1997): these are songs that i think will would include in his rotation or songs that represent the journey that will takes during the movie.

the hunt (2012): this was a very tragic movie about a man who suffers greatly based on a false accusation. one of my worst fears is not being believed when i haven't done anything. truly there is nothing worse than injustice and with this selection of songs i tried to convey the dread, sadness, and overwhelming rage that the main character, lucas, felt when everyone he knew turned on him.

heres my letterboxd account btw (just in case you were curious about how i rated these films): https://boxd.it/3mh3D

[dirtyriver]

Chilling Adventures Presents… The Cult of That Wilkin Boy, Stadium Comics variant cover by Nuno Pereira

Homage to the cover of Fantastic Four #48, March 1966, by Jack Kirby (pencils) and Joe Sinnott (inks)

[jhsharman]

"Guess Who?"

Curiously enough this came from 1985, the year of a reboot for the McDonalds advertising character. Maybe Jughead was in the running.

[sav1ored]

Choose four of your favorite characters from four pieces of media as options & let your mutuals decide which one most suits your vibe!

[thesabrinatheteenagewitchblog]

And the rest!

[jugheadsenigma]

THE FACT THAT THERE IS NO YOU/RIVERDALE CROSSOVER FICS WITH BUGHEAD IS A SIIIIN

[sjhawkins]

Wam Reads 2024: Jughead: The Hunger Vol. One TP

Returning to the Archie Horror line of books, it’s time to get my gnashers into a more meaty read: Jughead The Hunger. A series which launched off the popularity of a one-shot, how does this stack up compared to much loved Sabrina and Afterlife with Archie books?

With no prior knowledge of this series before reading, I have to say I was pleasantly surprised with the direction taken. Rather than the more spine-tingling horror of Sabrina or the black comedy of Afterlife, Jughead the Hunger has a more campy 80s horror movie vibe. And this works wonderfully, as there is a lot going on within these first four issues as Frank Tieri sets up his version of Riverdale and the supporting cast.

Meshing together some classic werewolf horror tropes, coming of age, along with, of course the loveable nonsense of Riverdale character dynamics, Jughead is established to be a sympathetic character. Discovering himself to be a werewolf and out of control, he loses the life he holds dear, fleeing for the safety of well, everyone.

And things? Things don’t go to plan. For Betty is the latest in a long line of werewolf hunters, intent on eliminating Jughead. The reveal that she never was truly infatuated with Archie and used him to hide her true intentions is hilarious, and one of the many clever uses of classic Riverdale characterisations to give this story its unique twist.

The art and colouring is superb, with the softer colour palette making the gruesome scenes less gory, and more spectacular. This helps match the tone of the story, with this feeling like an action horror rather than images intent on giving you nightmares.

Overall this is a very fun read. The pacing of the issues means this is a book which won’t take you too long to get through, but there is plenty of bonus material in terms of variant covers, sketches etc for you to appreciate once you’ve finished the main issues. I’m definitely excited to see where his goes next, and just how much more trouble the hapless Jughead can get himself into!

[sparethcsympathy]

🖤◂Alden x Tilly┊OTP, 🖤◂Maggie x Negan┊OTP, 🖤◂Rick x Maggie┊OTP, 🖤◂Jughead x Betty┊OTP, 🖤◂Joe x Betty┊OTP, 🖤◂Joe x Michelle┊OTP, 🖤◂Alden x Sophia┊OTP,

[cultfaction]

Archie Comics to release Chilling Adventures: The Anthology Collection

The Archie Comics horror imprint has been killing it (literally) for a decade now! Starting with the debut of AFTERLIFE WITH ARCHIE, which made global news for destroying Riverdale in a gory zombie apocalypse, the publisher’s iconic characters have been beset by werewolves, vampires, demons, and witches ever since, via new mini-series and one-shots exploring the darker side of the Town With Pep.…

[meameagirl]

Hello!! This mostly gonna be my pin post!!

Masterlist

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REQUEST POST!!

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I wanna start writing again and you lovely people can request. What you request I will try to write.

Things I would write

- NFL players

-Criminal Minds

-Riverdale

-Marvel

- others but I can’t think of anything else.

[unproduciblesmackdown]

time-traveling to my college experience firing up a playlist of the 1.5 min riverdale soundtrack recording of this number 4 dozen times in a row like "okay my turn" after people have put on glee(tm) covers

yes Hell Yes full "archie's all-american" in riverdale clip

[jhsharman]

Biology Lessons

Curious in the first one Betty would view Archie's transactional adjustment as romantic flirting. It is certainly a weird lesson for Science class, and a cursory search online shows what is obvious -- this is in no way the case. The contradictory messages of our educational system move forth -- you are so very special and reach for the stars versus you are insignificant and need to remain firmly grounded.

[emitowrites]

Make your gays

My brain did a thing today where I was talking to a friend about how shit the 'bury your gays' trope is, but then I said 'oh, I'm not just pissed about that, but also at the lack of bravery to even make some obviously queer coded characters be gay!' and my brain went: 'Make your gays' and I really enjoyed that so...

My biggest e.g. is Eddie Munson in this instance. He is at the very least Bisexual... No straight man leans into another man's space and calls him big boy (!!!!!) unless he's a little bit queer, no? Like, ok, I know this was a Joe Quinn improv thing and not a Duffer bros writing thing, but come on, there are quite a few other things about him that are just v.v.v.v.v gay, at least to me.

But also: Nancy Wheeler, Jughead, Jake Peralta, Emma Swan - all have so much queer energy!

Also also, what's really funny to me, having only found out this past year that I was audhd, is that most of these characters also feel very neurodiverse to me!

[livvyofthelake]

actually before i watch my episode of tv can i take a second to complain about books. ok thanks team let’s get into it. so you know me i’m one of the leading appreciators of children’s/middle grade books so of course i figured i’d like to see some classics of the juvenile fiction mystery genre. meaning of course. nancy drew and the hardy boys. and i of course respect a classic and a trailblazer i don’t mean to come across as not respectful but can i keep it real. some of this stuff sucksss… i read a nancy drew and it wasn’t bad but these hardy boys… wowie are they pissing me off lowkey like why are they cops. i didn’t know they were so affiliated with cops… nancy drew wasn’t a cop she was just a nosy weirdo who loved the game. trixie belden was never with the cops she was just constantly caught up in some shit out of the kindness of her heart… even sherlock holmes was never a cop he just called those guys for backup sometimes and then called them all stupid cunts for not figuring shit out. the hardy boys are literally like. teen cops. their dad is a cop and they work for him. this is like in riverdale when jughead made all the serpents work for the police. also. working for your dad? get a life frank and joe 🙄 anyway. girl whatever

[dirtyriver]

Al Hartley, you weirdo.

Archie Giant Series #205 - Archie’s Christmas Love-In, January 1973

Love-in is the right title…