The art is handled by Dan Parent who seems to be the big man on campus in the Archie universe. I'm not a fan of his portrayal of Archie character. He lacks the rounded figures and soft edges that makes them enjoyable to watch. Inker Koslowski's lines are too thick in many places and it overpowers the work, making it too simplified. Simple but rich artwork like this can exists without overtly thick lines. I like anything by the late Mike Parobeck for example. Read Full Review
One hopes that we're getting very close to the day when having a gay character won't make headlines - it'll just be a regular part of life. The good news is, with efforts like this, that day is getting closer all the time. Read Full Review
Kevin Keller #1 is engaging and fun, and you'll want to know what happens next."" Read Full Review
"Kevin Keller" could easily be presented as a 'very special episode' of Archie, but this comic doesn't take that easy route out. Kevin Keller is just another kid in Riverdale and such acceptance and understanding is brilliant, especially in the way it doesn't pat itself on the back for thinking so. If you want to feel good, pick up this book. If you want to make someone else feel good, or maybe a little more understanding, then throw this book their way. Wholesome is just the start of this book. Read Full Review
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