1401:, Veronica traveled to faraway places all around the world (a different place for each story). Often, she gets wrapped up in a mystery or adventure and is the one who solves it. Along the way, she and the reader learn much about the place's history and culture. Most stories feature a local boy that she falls for, but he never appears in another story. A recurring character that Veronica often runs into on her travels is a rich woman known as Lady Smitty, who serves as a foil for Veronica. The stories, for the most part, originated in an earlier series titled
1353:. The familiar characters are put in entirely different times, places, and/or scenarios (a different one for each story). In some stories, the characters play themselves — or at least who they would be if they lived in another setting. In other stories, they retain their personalities but play characters that are not themselves (often in a parody of a well-known story). The story begins with a title card showing which Archie character plays whom.
531:(who never appeared in any other stories) being hunted by a count. A running gag involved the mysterious "gypsy lady" who apparently would be able to explain everything, but she failed to show up until the final story (much to the narrator's annoyance) and in truth proved to be no help at all. In typical Archie fashion, the entire story wrapped itself up neatly in the final story, with a happy ending and everything returning to the status quo.
879:, it featured the Little Archie characters with contemporary fashions, hairstyles, and sensibilities, and with a more modern-looking art style, yet given the cartoonish look solely to kid characters while keeping the adults in their standard designs. One notable change was that Archie was now addressed merely as "Archie" and no longer "Little Archie". This relaunch was condemned by fans of the original incarnation and the
451:. It is centered on Archie and the gang engaging in their usual antics, but with a dash of supernatural elements. The first issue is notable for establishing the premise behind both it and the show, showcasing the lab incident that turned Riverdale into a monster haven, and the origin of Archie's Weird Mystery column. Certain characters who did not make an appearance in the show appear here, such as Mr. Svenson and
378:— born when Archie attempts to tap into the "PH Factor", a superpower only accessed by those pure of heart. Pureheart is super-strong, super-resilient, and can fly using his "jet-boosters". However, his powers only exist as long as his heart is pure, leading to embarrassing situations such as him losing his powers after an appreciative kiss from a damsel in distress, causing the car he was holding up to fall on him.
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and addressed as "Little Archie". Although stories featuring one of the other characters would be titled "Little
Jughead", "Little Betty" and so on, the characters themselves were always addressed by their regular names. Keeping in mind its younger target audience, Little Archie stories tended to have more educational and moral content than regular Archie stories marketed towards tween readers.
687:, and Archie's entry explodes, giving the faculty superpowers. Ms. Grundy gains the ability to stretch her right arm as if it were rubber. Coach Clayton gains "super lung" abilities. Mr. Weatherbee is given "trouble-sense" alerting him to nearby danger. Professor Flutesnoot is given the ability to withstand electrical shock. Their powers were reversed in the fifth issue.
784:(six issues, July 1990 – May 1991) — Upon receiving a special beanie from an unknown benefactor, Jughead is recruited into a future scientific agency called the Time Police. The beanie is rather simple to operate; the wearer imagines himself in the time and place pictured, however it requires concentration, which was always a weak point for Jughead. Joined by Deputy
769:(seven issues, April 1990 – April 1991) — Takes Jughead to yet another dimension (via a "magic stool"), where he tries to help the bizarre and eclectic patrons of Dinerville keep their property from the clutches of the dastardly real estate agent Slimy Sal Monella. The quirky art style and surrealistic humor were a departure from other Archie titles.
523:), this multi-issue epic placed Archie and the gang in one outlandish, tragic situation after another. The characters spoke in hesitant, over-dramatic tones, and the issues had narrations, unlike previous spinoffs. Notable subplots included Jughead being stalked by a homicidal "limping man", Betty being possessed by a Puritan
788:(Archie's descendant from the 29th century and Jughead's secret love interest), Jughead travelled across history, ensuring that history stayed on its proper course. While most issues dealt with history, some focused on science. Paradoxes and existential dilemmas were often plot developments, such as Jughead being warned that
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is Reggie using a variation of the PH Factor, instead using his villainous half to transform into a superhero with
Pureheart's powers. So great is Evilheart's villainy that it actually proves a strain to revert to the lesser evil of Reggie Mantle. While Evilheart antagonizes the other superheroes, he
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comic was revived in 2011 and began telling stories that concerned the characters as young adults. Stories published in alternate months show Archie married to
Veronica in one future universe and Betty in another. It is announced that Miss Grundy is deceased, albeit after she married the now-widowed
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The world of Little Archie is remarkably similar to that of his teenage counterpart. Most of the same characters are featured, albeit usually in younger versions. Miss Grundy and Mr. Weatherbee appear as a teacher and the principal at
Riverdale Elementary School. Little Archie is always referred to
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The series introduced a number of characters that had never before existed in the Archie continuity. These included Archie's dog Spotty, Betty's cat
Caramel, Betty's older brother Chic and older sister Polly, and new kids Ambrose Pipps and Fangs Fogarty. This made the series more non-canonical.
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would not hypothesize about physics, only for
Jughead to knock an apple out of a tree he is hiding in, thus hitting Newton and inadvertently causing Newton to theorize about gravity. All is well, as Newton's laws were shown to be a basis for time travel. The main villain was the time-travelling
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and Dilton Doiley briefly appears, able to teleport between various alternate Archie universes, at one point being met by Little Archie and many other alternate
Archies. Kevin Keller goes into his father's line of work by joining the US Army, and Moose Mason is a candidate for the mayoralty of
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offered radically redesigned versions of the Archie gang, with contemporary (for the time) clothing and hairstyles. Eugene essentially served as a replacement for Dilton, and had a girlfriend named Amani. As with most redesigns of classic characters, the New
Archies did not last long.
940:, but whose acronym was never explained). Although Reggie, Veronica and Moose were initially cast as C.R.U.S.H. agents, they later became members of P.O.P. All the characters also have undefined acronyms for names (A.R.C.H.I.E., B.E.T.T.Y., etc.). R.I.V.E.R.D.A.L.E. stands for
343:, while foiling the dastardly schemes of the villainous Babette and her bungling but likable henchmen. Archie's team included Jughead, Betty, Moose, Ethel and Dilton. Reggie's team included Veronica, Midge, Chuck, Nancy, and Leroy (though Midge later switched to Archie's team).
464:(number of issues published: 10 (#25–34), Feb. 2003 – June 2004), severing its ties to the cartoon. In addition to switching its focus to more grounded mysteries, it also depicted the Archie gang as a detective group called the "Teen Scene Investigators" alongside
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has established that characters like Mr. Weatherbee have worked at
Riverdale High too long to have ever been elementary school teachers when the gang was young. Mad Doctor Doom, a villain from the series, later appeared in other Archie titles such as
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in to the main continuity by featuring appearances by these characters. Some became recurring characters in the gang's teenage years. Additionally, stories that take place in the main continuity sometimes feature flashbacks to the gang's childhood.
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Veronica, who gained her powers through unknown means (they appear to be stress-related). Her powers are roughly similar to Superteen's, although her outfit is more provocative. She appears to have a "super-sonic" scream, à la the
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received his own five-issue limited series in 1990. In the series, Hot Dog is portrayed in a more human-like fashion than in other depictions. When Jughead's family objects to Hot Dog living indoors because he is covered in dirt,
825:(180 issues, 1956-Feb. 1983) — This series featured the familiar teenagers as elementary school-age children. It is arguably the most successful of the alternate versions of Archie, and certainly the longest-running. A number of
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Unlike Pureheart and Superteen, Captain Hero has an arsenal of bizarre weaponry (like exploding bubble gum), and demonstrates other powers, such as "super-breath" and transforming his head into a steel
35:. Most Archie stories take place within a setting that is gradually updated over the years, and events in one stories are not commonly referenced in others, but those stories remain largely in
683:(five issues, June 1989 – May 1990) — Featured the faculty of Riverdale High imbued with superpowers. Professor Flutesnoot invites the other faculty members to an advance viewing of the
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with each other. However, there have been several series of stories that take place outside of this continuity, featuring alternate versions of the characters in different settings.
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dogs. The plots often delve into fantasy and science fiction, with Hot Dog and Bertie traveling across dimensions or through time. Artists who contributed to the series included
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and broken-hearted Mr. Weatherbee. Mr. Lodge behaves in criminally manipulative ways, unlike most Archie universes-especially the one where he supports his handicapped niece
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universe in 2011 and received better attention compared to the experience from early 1990s. A picture book of the modified incarnation is currently in the markets.
601:, the series cast Archie and friends as an elite group of adventurers who were dispatched to combat mad villains and explore uncharted areas. The characters were:
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186:). Despite the many new breakthroughs in technology, life for Archie 3000 and his friends is often similar to that of their 20th Century counterparts.
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The series was rebooted in 2019, with Jughead building a time machine to undo the mistakes he has made, forcing January McAndrews to intervene.
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full of whimsical inventions. His new home has a robotic butler named Tolbert (nicknamed "Bertie"), and Hot Dog consorts with several other
339:(10 issues, Sept. 1989 – March 1991) — two teams of Riverdale teenagers, led by Archie and Reggie, travel across the United States racing
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in a futuristic museum which has a wing about "The Great Jughead Jones", who in this universe is considered a great hero to science.
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novels, and paid many homages to Jack Kirby: one adventure pitted the Explorers against the morose Doctor Gloom, an obvious spoof of
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displays the (presumed) descendants of Archie and the gang living in the year 3000, which is realized as a 1950s-style
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world of flying cars, moving sidewalks, domed houses, and gaudy "futuristic" hairstyles and clothes (similar to
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1068:"Smoke! Gets in Your Eyes!" by Frank Doyle, Bill Vigoda, and Marty Epp, in
1397:(six issues, Nov. 1992–Oct. 1997) — In this series, primarily scripted by
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702:(one issue, Northern Spring 1991) — Cudley the Cowlick drops the
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1103:"The Thought Control Caper!" by Frank Doyle, Bob White, and
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729:(five issues, Jan.–Oct. 1990) — Jughead's faithful dog
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between 1965 and 1967, and subsequently revisited in
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1223:"The Summer Before: Freshman Year Part 1 of 5" by
1096:"Play Deadly" by Frank Doyle and Bill Vigoda, in
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1563:"LITTLE ARCHIE'S LUCKY DAY PICTURE BOOK"
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1327:(vol. 2) #2–29 (Aug. 1987–Aug. 1991)
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1581:Archie, Free Comic Book Day Edition
1244:"The Blackest (and Bluest) Day" by
1018:"Deadly Delivery!" by Frank Doyle,
135:and other prehistoric beasts, à la
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509:#79–86 (Oct. 1976–Aug. 1977) — A
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626:, Martial Arts Expert (Veronica)
449:animated series of the same name
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1198:"A Henry Brewster Thriller" by
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234:(one-shot issue, 1994) — In
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258:Archie Meets the Punisher
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588:Explorers of the Unknown
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569:Dilton's Strange Science
562:Dilton's Strange Science
444:Archie's Weird Mysteries
437:Archie's Weird Mysteries
280:tracking down an Archie
198:Archie: The Married Life
191:Archie: The Married Life
56:Explorers of the Unknown
52:Dilton's Strange Science
18:Archie: The Married Life
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294:Josie and the Pussycats
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1433:"It All Began..."
1218:21st century episodes:
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903:The Archie Comedy Hour
376:Pureheart the Powerful
246:intercompany crossover
87:Afterlife with Archie
64:Jughead's Pal, Hot Dog
1522:Jughead's Time Police
1480:"Green Legs and Gams"
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988:#3 in February 2016.
877:The New Little Archie
781:Jughead's Time Police
774:Jughead's Time Police
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726:Jughead's Pal Hot Dog
685:science fair projects
353:Recurring feature in
341:radio-controlled cars
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94:Afterlife with Archie
72:Jughead's Time Police
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1464:"Double Trouble!!".
1420:"The PH Factor"
403:Evilheart the Mighty
360:Archie's Super Teens
348:Archie's Super Teens
1986:Fictional universes
1394:Veronica's Passport
1387:Veronica's Passport
1334:Free Comic Book Day
1147:Archie Giant Series
1128:Archie Giant Series
957:Archie Giant Series
699:Green Legs and Gams
692:Green Legs and Gams
644:, Inventor (Dilton)
536:The Death of Archie
336:Archie's R/C Racers
329:Archie's R/C Racers
131:, interacting with
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29:alternate universes
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934:Protect our Planet
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638:, Stuntman (Moose)
461:Archie's Mysteries
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