Jughead Double Digests are generally worth picking up just because they feature one of the Archieverse's most individual and intriguing characters, but issue #176 is even better than most.
Readers love to find new books under the Christmas tree and Cinebook has four new offerings that are sure to delight younger readers.
If Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and an increasing list of holiday chores have drained you of your Christmas spirit already, this issue of Archie Double Digest might be just the thing to perk you up.
Let's be honest. Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey #1 isn't going to appeal to everyone, but it's a well done issue that deserves to find an audience.
Sonic the Hedgehog #231 is an enjoyable issue that moves the story forward into some interesting territory. I just wish it could have been even better.
I don't know anything about football or its players, but even I can enjoy Angelo DeCesare's "The Sack-rifice.
First off, I have to say the cover to this issue should really be a poster.
Continuing our discussion of graphic novels that might appeal to readers who enjoy the combination of art and text, but who are uninterested in either superhero or alternative comics.
Seamlessly transitioning back to the pre-reboot universe, writer Ian Flynn makes it very clear that the events of the previous four issues did happen and that Sonic and Princess Sally have some memory of them.
On a surreal Halloween night, the dimensional barriers weaken and the two different Archies wander into each other's lives.
