New Ongoing Series! As Jughead's life as a fugitive grows deadlier, Betty and Archie close in-and they're not alone. Betty's werewolf hunter relatives' ruthlessness may spell the end for good ol' Jug!
The mythos of Jughead: The Hunger grows considerably in this issue, branching out into further reaches of the Archie Universe. Writer Frank Tieri creates an old-school, moody horror feel to the book, filling every page with dread for what might come next. These rival forces are building on both sides, which will ultimately lead into some sort of werewolf showdown and I cannot wait to see it. This is a top tier werewolf story. Read Full Review
This issue is a wonderful addition to what the one shot and the first issue established. It continued the story in an exciting way and added more drama and action to the story. Archie horror has done it once again and every comic fan should be reading this series! Read Full Review
Jughead: the Hunger continues to be another hit for Archie's more horror-oriented line of comics. While I do wish the art was maybe a little “creepier” in the vein of After Life with Archie,The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina orthe original Jughead: the Hunger one-shot, it does the job for the most part. The story is getting a little murky with several things going on, but I have faith that Tieri is going to make it all become a little clearer very soon. Jughead: the Hunger #2does have some high points that outweigh the low, and is worth a read. Read Full Review
Jughead The Hunger #2 does maintain its frightening tone, but begins to spread its plot a little thin. Read Full Review
Jughead The Hunger #2 introduces some good character moments, but is too scattered to fully enjoy. Read Full Review
An unfortunately empty second outing to a promising new horror title. Hopefully the series finds its footing soon. Read Full Review
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