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Blaine Anderson and Kevin Keller? Betty Cooper and Noah Puckerman?
Actor and equal rights advocate George Takei, whose portrayal of the "Star Trek" character Mr. Sulu in television and film has made him a science-fiction legend, is crossing a new frontier this week by appearing as himself in issue No. 6 of Archie Comics' "Kevin Keller," a series about Riverdale's only gay teenager.
Mr. Sulu in Riverdale? Oh my!
The kids from Riverdale are no strangers to high school angst, worries about fitting in or music. Neither are the teens from "Glee."
The kids from Riverdale are no strangers to high school angst, worries about fitting in or music. Neither are the teens from "Glee."
The two CEOs of the company that publishes Archie comics on Wednesday ended their court feud over control of the comics kingdom, but now some relatives are accusing both sides of funny business.
There are wedding bells in Riverdale, but not for Archie and Betty or Veronica. They're for Army Lt. Kevin Keller and the physical therapist who helped him overcome his war wound - Clay Walker.
There are wedding bells in Riverdale, but it's not Archie and Betty or Veronica. It's Army Lt. Kevin Keller and the physical therapist who helped him overcome his war wound _ Clay Walker.
The past three years have been upbeat ones for Archie, the everyteen hero of one of America's most enduring comics. He's gotten married _ twice, no less. His social circle has expanded to include his first gay friend. He's even appeared on a postage stamp.
For families of ill children, a night or two or even more at the Ronald McDonald House is one way to help focus on their ailing kids without having to shoulder the burden of hotel costs. It's a lesson that the gang in Riverdale _ including Archie, Veronica, Jughead and others _ will learn firsthand this week.
Seizing upon Archie's popularity on the printed page, Archie Comics will now offer some of the titles in Spanish for download through its digital storefront.
After 70 years in English, Archie Comics is poised to start offering some of its titles in Spanish through its digital storefront, making it the first major publisher to expand its language offerings.
John D'Agostino Sr., whose work in comic books ranged from Archie and Jughead to the Incredible Hulk and G.I. Joe, among others, has died. He was 81.
"The Archie brand is very versatile and we're continuing to explore our limits every day," Goldwater said of the latest crossover.
Jon Goldwater, Archie Comics' co-chief executive officer, said writer and artist Dan Parent "met George at a convention and asked him if he'd be interested in appearing in the Kevin Keller comic, and being a huge 'Star Trek' fan, I flipped when he agreed.
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