Archie: The Married Life #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "(Another) New Beginning: The State of the Union Part 1," Archie's small town faces ripple effects from a sudden disappearance, as Veronica navigates house arrest while Mr. Lodge enlists Samm Hill to track down Fred Mirth. Kevin returns from his first trip to Washington DC with new perspectives, and Jughead takes on a part-time waiter—just as Mr. Lodge pledges Lodge Industries' support to help Moose create jobs for those left behind after Mirth's departure. Written by Paul Kupperberg and illustrated by Fernando Ruiz, with inks by Bob Smith, colors by Glenn Whitmore, and letters by Jack Morelli, this 2014 issue features a cover by Bob Smith.
In "Welcome to Riverdale Part One Coming Attractions," Archie, Jughead, and Ambrose brainstorm the future of their music venue while Kevin prepares for a trip to Washington. Meanwhile, Archie unexpectedly runs into Bella Beazley at the movie theater, sparking a moment that lingers beyond the screen.
In "Another New Beginning: Part 2 Love Me, Love My Burger!", Veronica navigates life under house arrest while Mr. Lodge enlists Samm Hill to track down the missing Fred Mirth. Kevin returns from his first trip to Washington DC, bringing back stories and a new perspective, while Jughead hires a part-time waiter to help run his burger joint. With Mr. Lodge pledging Lodge Industries' support to help Moose secure jobs for the town’s unemployed, the community faces a fresh chapter—full of quiet hopes, unexpected alliances, and the enduring rhythm of small-town life.
In this heartfelt installment of *Archie: The Married Life*, Veronica faces an unexpected challenge in court, while Sam Hill follows a promising lead in the search for Fred Mirth. Meanwhile, Kevin scouts for a new office space in Riverdale, and Jughead makes a bold move—proposing to Ethel in a moment that promises to change their lives.
In "Hard Times at Riverdale High Part 1," Betty struggles to balance her responsibilities while pulling away from Archie, whose loneliness grows as their time together dwindles. Meanwhile, Jughead is on edge, anxiously awaiting Midge’s labor, and the Chowhouse faces a new chapter with the arrival of an unfamiliar security guard.
In "Another New Beginning Part 4: Up in the Air!", Archie navigates the uncertain terrain of a new job while balancing life with Betty, Reggie grapples with the unraveling of his reality show dream when friends pull back, and Veronica takes a risky step by planting a bug at Gwen Giles’s house—uncovering the first real clue in the search for Fred Mirth.
In "And Baby Makes Three! Welcome to Riverdale part 5," the Riverdale gang gathers in tense anticipation in the hospital waiting room as Jughead and Midge await the arrival of their newborn. Amid the quiet anxiety, a surprising moment of joy unfolds when Mr. Weatherbee shares his engagement to Louise, adding a heartfelt twist to the day’s emotional rollercoaster.
In "Life with Archie!!," Archie reflects on his life while jogging, caught between memories of the past and the uncertain path ahead. At a private party at Jughead's after a fundraiser for Kevin Keller, a sudden attack leaves Archie sacrificing himself to save Kevin.
One year after Archie's passing, Kevin Keller travels through Riverdale, gathering stories and memories from friends and neighbors to honor Archie’s legacy in a speech at the school’s re-dedication as Archie Andrews High. The quiet moments and shared recollections paint a heartfelt portrait of a life that touched everyone in unexpected ways.
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