While we're only one issue into the series, Blossoms 666 is off to a sexy and Satanic start. Read Full Review

Blossoms 666 is a slow burn in the same vein as The Exorcist. It has a constant feeling of dread through every page. While the scares are light in this debut issue, it is one of the most riveting openers in recent memory. Writer Cullen Bunn pulls us into this creepy version of Riverdale and I am transfixed by what might come next. Archie Comics has been on a roll with its horror line and Blossoms 666 is sure to be another hit. Read Full Review

Overall, an excellent beginning to an alternate take on an already established world. The story by Cullen Bunn is captivating and smart. The art by Laura Braga is beautiful. Altogether, another stalwart book added to the stellar pantheon of horror comics that Archie Comics has set a new standard to. Read Full Review

"Blossoms 666" #1 is a great first issue, deftly setting the stage for this 5-part miniseries that could be the most entertaining and well constructed Archie Horror series yet. Read Full Review

An interesting twist on the Blossom twins that pushes their charm with high-and-mighty characterization into seductive darkness. Definitely worth checking out. Read Full Review

Blossoms 666 #1 is an intriguing, and truly dark, story that explores the competition for the title of Antichrist within Riverdales classic setting. With a bit more development of the horror aspect within the story, it could be something really special. Read Full Review

Blossoms 666 #1 is a great comic in its own right, but with the artistic depictions and theme-heavy plot, the devil is in the details. Read Full Review

Blossoms 666 #1 is a new story with potential. This is the Blossom Twins as you have never seen them before. There will be some work that has to be put into the second issue to give us something to be fully invested in, but for now Blossoms 666 is a chilling start to a new brand of horror lurking within the heart of Riverdale. Read Full Review

Recommended for fans of Buffy, Riverdale, and supernatural teen melodrama. Read Full Review

Once you get through the necessary exposition, you’ll find an issue that offers a lot in terms of thematic consistency and entertaining storytelling. Bunn is in his element here, and is clearly channelling what has made him such a strong writer in prior horror series. It’ll be interesting to see what he does with this particular comic sandbox. Braga’s art and Herms’ colors make each panel feel lived-in and carefully constructed, particularly in the comic’s back half. The book is heavily indebted to the two when it comes to the very obvious tone that it carries. Blossoms 666 #1 is a great issue in its own right, but with the artistic depictions and theme-heavy plot, the devil is in the details. Read Full Review

'Blossoms 666' #1 is a great first issue that lays the foundation of the Blossoms' plan to compete for the title of the Anti-Christ by involving all your Riverdale favorites in an eerie and shocking plot.  Read Full Review

BLOSSOMS 666 is destined to be on your pull list, you just don't know it yet. Read Full Review

Archie horror has always delivered on fun and thrills. Blossoms 666 #1 is no different. It's fast, fun, gory and good. Pick it up, and pray to the Dark Lord that we keep getting more Archie horror titles. Read Full Review

Overall, whilst this isnt the best entry in the Archie Horror catalogue, Im still looking forward to seeing how it develops. However, I may end up waiting for the trade paperback to come out first so that I can read the story in its entirety. Read Full Review