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Goodbye Archie Andrews
Farewell, Archie: Beloved comic book character to die - CNN.com
This is the death of Archie as we see it, and we're treating it with that same level of gravitas and import. It's a once-in-a-lifetime event, and we are being very considerate about it. |
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Hummmmm.....
So it sounds like this series never really took off and the publisher needs a headline grabbing way to exit the series. Or perhaps they are going to focus on the core of the story and dump the baggage built up over the years. I might just scan a few comic sites and see what the hard core are thinking. |
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. . . Then a Movie . . . long live Archie!
Aguirre-Sacasa, who became Archie Comics' new chief creative officer in March, is also writing the script for a live-action "Archie" movie for Warner Bros. After news of the deal broke in June, Aguirre-Sacasa told The Times' Hero Complex that it would be "a straight-up teen movie. It's Archie's coming-of-age story. Hopefully, it will be the 'Archie' movie people have been anticipating for 70-plus years." (There have been TV adaptations but no definitive big-screen treatment.) |
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There is still a Cartoon on TV. I saw part of it last night.
It is likely the Comics were not Violent enough for People these days.
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