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swaye's review
4.0
A great primer for the series. A pity that the show fell so flat after a while. Love The Archies' new looks and more adult friendly storylines.
xclifhn's review against another edition
mysterious
reflective
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
mielybooks's review against another edition
5.0
es una recopilación de lo que hicieron en el verano los chicos y que pasó cuando se enteraron de la Muerte de Jason
Archi :dice que extraña a su amorcito pero dice que nunca a querido a nadie más como a la maestra en fin la hipocresía
Archi :dice que extraña a su amorcito pero dice que nunca a querido a nadie más como a la maestra en fin la hipocresía
noorlightwood's review against another edition
3.0
I have decided to give this a shot because I like the show, it's a collection of four stories each one about a main character Archie , Betty , Veronica and Jughead . I knew pretty much all of these stories from the show except for Betty's in the show it wasn't mentioned at all , and I thought it was pretty cool. I'm not sure if I'm going to continue reading the other books or not.
calebgrahamlibrary's review
5.0
A whole new Riverdale
Wow.
Talk about good.
I have always read Archie comics since I was a kid.
This new take on the characters is amazing.
Love seeing them in a more relevant current style. Can't wait to see where this series goes as the Riverdale TV show continues.
Wow.
Talk about good.
I have always read Archie comics since I was a kid.
This new take on the characters is amazing.
Love seeing them in a more relevant current style. Can't wait to see where this series goes as the Riverdale TV show continues.
kathee93's review against another edition
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? N/A
- Loveable characters? N/A
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
rmarutio's review
5.0
Engaging like the series
I rated it 5 star coz it deserved that. It is the story of the four main characters of Riverdale just before the premiere episode, what happened to them individually. How they changed, the city changed by the murder of Jasson Blosom but not just that, Archie dealt with adult issues, Betty with her own freedom, Veronica's life was changed from okay to lie, And lastly Jughead who not just became more real life person but only he observed the city and his life to be changed by time.
This book is for them who are interested in what happened to the four characters before the 4th of July.
It's the same writer of the CW series. So go ahead and read it.
I rated it 5 star coz it deserved that. It is the story of the four main characters of Riverdale just before the premiere episode, what happened to them individually. How they changed, the city changed by the murder of Jasson Blosom but not just that, Archie dealt with adult issues, Betty with her own freedom, Veronica's life was changed from okay to lie, And lastly Jughead who not just became more real life person but only he observed the city and his life to be changed by time.
This book is for them who are interested in what happened to the four characters before the 4th of July.
It's the same writer of the CW series. So go ahead and read it.
stephernay's review against another edition
3.0
This comic serves as prequel to the CW's Riverdale tv series. I would say it actually makes more sense to read this comic after watching the first season of Riverdale though.
There is one chapter dedicated to Archie's summer, one chapter for Betty's summer, one chapter for Veronica's summer, and one chapter for Jughead's summer. All of the stories are somewhat light-hearted in the vein that they don't delve too deep into anything.
Betty and Veronica have the most interesting chapters as these scenes weren't depicted in the show, but Archie and Jughead's chapters are honestly a little blah.
The art style is fine and easy enough to follow. Chapters with Archie seem to focus a little too much on Archie's full body, which makes some of his panels a little weird, but other than that it was a pretty normal spread.
There is one chapter dedicated to Archie's summer, one chapter for Betty's summer, one chapter for Veronica's summer, and one chapter for Jughead's summer. All of the stories are somewhat light-hearted in the vein that they don't delve too deep into anything.
Betty and Veronica have the most interesting chapters as these scenes weren't depicted in the show, but Archie and Jughead's chapters are honestly a little blah.
The art style is fine and easy enough to follow. Chapters with Archie seem to focus a little too much on Archie's full body, which makes some of his panels a little weird, but other than that it was a pretty normal spread.
avatarofsonia's review against another edition
5.0
Has been a loooong time since I last got hooked to a graphic series! But this... totally into it!! Cant wait to read the rest of the series!