'Archie' is not just great for an Archies Comic, not just great for an all-ages book, but a great comic book period. Waid adds layers to well-known characters and Fish infuses them with personality and passion. Archie's love life has never been this involving and authentic before. In an industry that can make fans cynical and frustrated, 'Archie' has staked its corner of the world where comics are still a joy to read. Read Full Review

Archie #9 is a triumph of masterful storytelling. It is a breath of fresh air as a more relatable and down to earth book than most of the action driven comic landscape. Every aspect of this book screams quality and deserves recognition. Only the most jaded of readers won't find something to delight in here. Everyone should be reading this book. Read Full Review

Mitzushiba 4K 160-Inch DisplaysAny book that makes me feel like this book felt gets a perfect rating. Damn you Mark Waid and company. Damn you.  Read Full Review

Archie #9 is another excellent issue in a series that I look forward to reading every month. The writing, the art, and the colors are all excellent and work together to create a singular effect, and you can really tell that this is a creative team that understands the medium and how to use it to its fullest advantage. Seriously, I know I say this every month, but if you aren't reaching Archie, you're doing yourself a disservice. Read Full Review

This is certainly a series that continues to deliver great content. Archie #9 gives us another stellar time and it tons of fun to read. We also get the usual classic story, this time from 1963 and it's about Archie being a pain in Mr. Lodge's neck while trying to date his daughter. A very relatable piece given the current nature of the story but even on its own just a good read. I'll keep reading this series as long as I'm able to and recommend it to anyone who is a fan of these characters and some lighthearted storytelling. Read Full Review

This is still 100% an Archie book, even while feeling like something entirely new. Read Full Review

Archie #9 is a big turning point for Veronica. Before she was a sassy foil for Betty and very much defined by her relationship with Archie. However, now Mark Waid, Veronica Fish, Andre Szymanowicz, and Jen Vaughn show her in a new and surprisingly flattering light that allows her to stand apart from Archie as her own character, though the ginger did provide a strong push toward the development. Relationships are all about compromise and now with Archie #9, Veronica is finally at a place where she can comfortably do that for the man she loves. Read Full Review

"Archie" #9 reminds us why this title has transformed from something that most readers would easily dismiss into a must-read each issue. Following a great closing scene to remind us of Betty's place in Archie's life, I'm itching to read the next issue. If you haven't been reading "Archie" yet, give it a whirl, but be warned: you'll get hooked awfully fast, and that's a good thing. Read Full Review

This series isn’t really picking up any fast pace, but it is definitely one that every Archie fan needs to read. Archie has been reborn, and this is it! Thus far, the creative team has done an amazing job on this series, and I can’t wait to see more! Read Full Review