archie ended up with veronica in the comic books.
archie ended up with veronica in the comic books.
who does archie end up with in the comic books?
veronica
to prepare for the project, de campi read over 4000 pages of archie comic books. she drew inspiration for the story from the 1940s era of the series, when she says archie andrews' girlfriends betty cooper and veronica lodge had "more edge". her scripts were subject to notes and tweaks from archie comics and fox, but de campi described both licensors as "extremely mellow, pleasant and easy to work with". fox's primary concern was why the predator, who is known for choosing challenging prey, would be interested in teenagers, but a suitable explanation was included in the story. she expected some of the notes, such as being told, "alex, you can't make jokes about child predation in an archie book". other times, she was surprised when she did not receive notes, such as her use of emojis for the predator's speech. she was pleased when she got to add depth to dilton doiley, a character she feels is often overlooked in regular "archie" comics. the choice of whether archie andrews would survive the series or not was changed several times during scripting, and a final decision was not made until the last draft of the script.
archie vs. predator
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section::::bibliography.:comic books.:archie comics.









































bullet::::- "blue ribbon comics" #2 (1983)









































bullet::::- "comet" #1–2 (1983)









































bullet::::- "shield - steel sterling" #3 (1983)









































section::::bibliography.:comic books.:big entertainment.









































bullet::::- "john jakes' mullkon empire" #4–5 (1995)









































section::::bibliography.:comic books.:bliss on tap publishing.









































bullet::::- "monster candy" (2015)









































bullet::::- "the legion of molly doves" # 1 (2013)









































bullet::::- "andie and the alien" #1 (2011)









































bullet::::- "god the dyslexic dog" #1–4 (2004–2005)









































bullet::::- "god the dyslexic dog" graphic novel with 24 pages of extra artwork (2006)









































section::::bibliography.:comic books.:continuity comics.









































bullet::::- "shaman" #0 (1994)









































section::::bibliography.:comic books.:dark horse comics.









































bullet::::- "dark horse comics" #15–16 (1993)









































section::::bibliography.:comic books.:dc comics.
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