Great show this week as hosts Chris Owen and Walter Durajlija discuss Batman Live scoops dug out by Daniel Campion, Comic Culture’s own  intrepid London  report, TinTin movie news, troubles  at Archie Comics and much more. Our regular features include a sampling of this week’s...

Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies Comics #5, Dell Publishing, March 1942 The funny animal genre used to be a very important genre in the high end comic collectible market. Looking back at Overstreet Price Guide #14 (1984/85 with the Katy Keen cover) 8 of the 50 most expensive comic books were...

Cliff Chiang shares his cover for the Hero Initiative’s newest cover project, which features artists drawing their own rendition of the cover to Archie #600. You can check out more covers and read more about the project here. Is it just me or is this more than a little Love and...

Excelsior, True Believers! I return from my school-induced exile, returning to post before burying my head back in the books to revise a proposal, write a giant 20-page paper, and finish a take home exam. *le sigh* On top of it all, I lost an early draft of this and another article – this...

Ahhh. Archie comics in the 1960’s. The success of the Archie comics over the years had brought forth a number of spin-off titles to help satiate the hungry consumer’s need for wholesome, good-hearted family fun. And of course, what better way than to poke light at the romance between Betty and Archie.

Usually when I think of technology and cutting edge Archie Andrews isn’t really the face I think of. I think of Archie driving a jalopy and a making dated references to stuff that was dated even back in the 90s. I mean, this isn’t a jab – these are the things that make the...