Archie #1
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| Writer | Ben H. Winters |
| Artist | Fábio Moon |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
BEING YOUNG NEVER GETS OLD! THE MILESTONE COMICS PUBLISHING EVENT OF THE YEAR STARTS HERE AS ONI PRESS AND ARCHIE COMICS PROUDLY PRESENT A GROUNDBREAKING NEW ONGOING SERIES FOR THE MOST JOYOUS COMIC BOOK ICON OF ALL! A new day is dawning in Riverdale as New York Times bestselling writer, Edgar Award and Philip K. Dick Award winner, and Eisner Award nominee Ben H. Winters (EC’s Cruel Universe, Benjamin) joins multiple Eisner Award–winning artist Fábio Moon (Daytripper, Casanova) to reintroduce America’s favorite teenager—and begin a star-studded countdown to Archie’s 85th anniversary—with a 21st-century testament to teenage idealism and the more
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9.5
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Sep 02, 2026Archie #1 is a charming and energetic debut that captures everything readers love about Riverdale while giving the series a fresh new start. Ben H. Winters delivers fun, wholesome stories with heart, and the art team brings Archie and his friends to life with classic warmth and modern polish. This is an easy recommendation for longtime fans and a welcoming entry point for new readers. Grab a copy when you are at the shop, have a blast reading this first issue, then make sure to add this series as well as the other Archie titles from Oni Press to your Pull List ASAP. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Book Clique - Frank Jarome
Sep 04, 2026Archie #1 is a fun read that has some genuinely hilarious moments, but no real surprises. Actually, the biggest surprise is just how much like a classic Archie comic it feels. The creative team has a heck of a pedigree, and a strong handle on the characters, so maybe there will be a little more substance to come, but for right now it's an enjoyable time. Read Full Review
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8.0
Graphic Policy - Logan Dalton
Sep 06, 2026Ben Winters, Fabio Moon, and Jason Wordie take the World’s Most Popular Teenager back to his slice of life roots in Archie #1. Moon definitely elevates the material with his energetic art, and his flair for the dramatic comes in handy in the second of the three short stories in this comic about a film festival. Read Full Review
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