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Topic: Minor characters in Archie Comics

	Archie Comics Summary
		Archie Comics sued music duo The Veronicas in 2005, stating that they had broken copyright laws because of the name of their band.
		Archie and Jughead's parents comment on how lazy they are and attempt to get them to either clean their room or do some sort of chore around the house.
		Archie would later license their superheroes to DC Comics for use on the !mpact imprint in the 90s.
	www.bookrags.com /Archie_Comics (3476 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Antoine D'Coolette
		Princess Sally in the Archie comics Her Royal Highness, Princess Sally of Mobius (or Sally Acorn) is a fictional character appearing in the Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons in 1994 and Archie comics.
		The Destructix are an organzation from the Sonic the Hedgehog Archie Comics.
		Kragok is an antgonist from the Sonic the Hedgehog Archie Comics.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Antoine-D%27Coolette (3747 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Dimitri (Sonic the Hedgehog)
		Mammoth Mogul is a character from the Sonic the Hedgehog Archie Comics.
		Professor Gerald Robotnik is a fictional character in the Sonic the Hedgehog universe.
		Maria Robotnik is a fictional character in the Sonic the Hedgehog universe.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Dimitri-%28Sonic-the-Hedgehog%29 (2605 words)

	Michael Silberkleit: Archie Andrews' Best Pal
		Many storeowners tell us that Archie comics and digests and trade paperbacks are what bring families, and, particularly young girls into their stores.
		Parents feel that our comics are “good” for their kids and encourage them to read Archie Comics and will buy them when they see them in the supermarket, convenience stores, chains, and so on.
		The film will show our characters in situations similar to those in which they appear in our comics and thus will be familiar to the millions of Archie comic readers over the past 60+ years.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /features/107048948896830.htm (3314 words)

	The Comics Reporter
		Okay, sports metaphors are really poorly applied to comics, but it seems to me that the best way to get work in comics is to be already working in comics in some capacity.
		Comics chat rooms, conventions, and in big cities local artist get-togethers are a good way to network with people that might collaborate or help you along.
		Anyone interested in a comics art education will probably find the site, which promotes the teaching of comics at the university level as both art education and for comics' literary and cultural value, useful in general.
	www.comicsreporter.com /index.php/all_about_comics/all_about/75 (2424 words)

	American Idol: Entertainment & Culture: vanityfair.com
		Archie's decision, or non-decision, may have been a cheat, especially after all the hype promising a choice, but without the love triangle there'd be little left to propel the stories.
		Archie comic books are blander than they used to be, but they offer a gentleness rare in this pulsating media environment, where a lap dance is shown on an eight p.m.
		Archie comics continue to reflect the times, but they also provide a safe zone for kids in need of a break from the assault.
	www.vanityfair.com /culture/features/2006/12/archie200612?currentPage=5 (891 words)

	Archie
		Although the main Archie characters are teenagers, eternally seventeen, most consumers are preteens, children between the ages of six and twelve who, generation after generation, look for glimpses of their future selves in the archetypal simplicity of Riverdale.
		The character Jughead is the most blatant example of the failure of early Archie comics to maintain the pretense of universal heterosexual desire.
		Minor characters were similarly recast in the mid 1980s to avoid potential readings of same-sex dyads as gay.
	wise.fau.edu /~jdennis/_private/sample03.htm (3642 words)

	Minor characters in Archie Comics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a list of minor recurring characters who have appeared in the Archie Comics universe, and have interacted with Archie and friends either in the "mainstream" universe, or the "Little Archie" universe (which is counted as the same universe, only a decade in the past).
		Perhaps the strangest character to ever grace the halls of Riverdale High, Eye-da was a fellow student of Archie and the gang and had the distinction of having one enormous eye where a head should be.
		Archie and Reggie tried to hit on her but once they found out she was Mr.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Minor_characters_in_Archie_Comics (2467 words)

	Scott's Comics www.scottscomics.com
		Comic grading is simply rating a comic book based on its condition.
		Mint is a very difficult grade to define and collectors of these comics have their own personal standards that dictates what is or what isn't Mint.
		Minor tape or possibly a loose staple (one staple that has been detached from the cover) can be found in this grade.
	www.scottscomics.com /cgi-bin/t/comics/comic_grading.tam (985 words)

	DC Comics - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Today a subsidiary of Time Warner, DC is responsible for such famous characters as Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and their teammates in the Justice League.
		The comics industry experienced a brief boom in the early 1990s, thanks to a combination of speculative purchasing of the books as collectibles and several storylines which gained attention from the mainstream media.
		This use of characters as logos helped to establish the likenesses as trademarks, and was similar to Marvel's contemporaneous use of characters as part of their cover branding.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/DC_Comics (2392 words)

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		Archie Comics sued music duo The Veronicas for trademark infringement in 2005 over the band's name, which was taken from the comic book character.
		Archie and Jughead's parents comment on how lazy they are and attempt to get them to either clean their room or do some sort of chore around the house.
		Archie would later license their superheroes to DC Comics for use on the !mpact imprint in the 90s.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Archie_Comics (4734 words)

	Archie Comics (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chairman and co-publisher Michael Silberkleit attributed Archie's appeal to the ability of the readers, usually between 7 and 14, to identify with him.
		While the office may appear nostalgic, the staff at Archie Comic Publications, Inc., composed of 23 regular staffers and about 40 freelancers, works hard to keep Archie both timeless and current, keeping up with the latest cultural trends, particularly in fashion and technology.
		Archie Comic Publications Inc. began as MJL Magazines in 1939.
	www.archiecomics.com /acpaco_offices/company_info/Archiecomeshome.htm (649 words)

	Writing for Comic Books by Joe Edkin - Chapter Two - Three Act Structure
		However, I would caution you that every comic is someone's first exposure to the characters, so you should not rely too heavily on the reader's supposed foreknowledge of the characters and their conflicts to create the emotional investment.
		The characters' pursuit of the MacGuffin was what motivated their actions and drove the plot, but the actual, physical MacGuffin was secondary (and sometimes never seen by the audience or found by the characters) to the events.
		Each minor complication on the way to the climax of the story should be bigger and fraught with more danger/consequences than the last.
	mysite.verizon.net /joe_edkin/wfcb_plots02b.html (1615 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Archie Comics
		Archie Comics thought if Archie was portrayed as being gay, that would dilute and tarnish his image."
		main character, a typical teenage boy with a great interest in dating and sometimes he tends to be very clumsy.
		Frankie Valdez is your stereotypical Hispanic compliment to Archie and his gang.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Archie_Comics (4111 words)

	The Nicest Comic On The web
		The characters are open to letting anyone into the flock if they simply let go of their doubts and just believe.
		The characters interact with their environment well, and don't seem to have any of the various perspective troubles that crop up from time to time.
		I realized that the characters were all more or less variations on tan or brown or pinkish - which is a lot of tertiary colour, so I used the more vibrant primary and secondary colours to balance what would otherwise be an overload of brown.
	webcomicsreview.com /examiner/issue041108/loxieandzoot.html (2306 words)

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		Archie Comics has been cutting its ties to the Sonic comic for a while now, and it's not going to take much to convince the management to deliver the coup de grace.
		So you know they're going to be tempted to hang on to their proprietary characters (Archie Andrews and the rest of that crowd) for dear life, and end their obligation to Sega at the first opportunity.
		We know that Archie is LOSING money the way their deal with Sega is structured, with Archie paying Sega a fee for use of a licensed character PLUS a percentage of the sales receipts.
	www.andrews.edu /%7Edrazen/s86.txt (2487 words)

	Monitor Duty: Archie to try new fatal mistake
		Archie Comics is going to change the look of Archie.
		Comic book and geek culture news, maintained by a group of comic fans and pros.
		Comparing it to the OC is an odd choice, given that Archie is a book for kids and no one should let their kids watch The OC.
	www.monitorduty.com /mdarchives/2006/12/archie_to_make.shtml (1129 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Archie (MLJ) Comics
		MLJ Comics, the forerunner of the Archie Series, was an outgrowth of the magazine publishing activities of Morris (sometimes spelled "Maurice") Coyne, Louis Silberkleit and John Goldwater, whose …
		They entered the comics field in 1939, with what had by then become a standard line of comics — a bunch of monthly anthology titles with superheroes on the covers and a variety of humor and adventure features in the back pages.
		Nowadays, it releases a half-dozen or so comics a month about Archie and his pals 'n' gals, along with a healthy line of digest-size comics sold through supermarket checkouts, containing the same characters.
	www.toonopedia.com /mlj_arch.htm (758 words)

	Archie
		Archie Bunker -- a sitcom character from the 1970s.
		Archie search engine -- a search engine for FTP sites, named after the comic series, launched in the early 1990s.
		Archie, an 8 metre long giant squid preserved in the Natural History Museum in London.
	articles.gourt.com /en/Archie (166 words)

	Doctor Eggman - QuickSeek Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Archie comics and SatAM storylines had his family surname be Kintobor, as Julian Kintobor of the House of Ivo.
		In the comic, Robotnik, in his base inside the Special Zone, encased himself in a giant egg, and hatched as the new-look Robotnik, who proved to be more sinister and more of a dictator.
		His status as a comic relief and secondary villain are made far more obivious, the former due to Mike Pollock's take on the character and the latter due to the fact that the Black Arms are clearly shown as being the game's main villains right at the start.
	eggman.quickseek.com (6822 words)

	Comic Book Encyclopedia: The Ultimate Guide to Characters, Graphic Novels, Writers, and Artists in the Comic Book ...
		Ron Goulart, an award-winning mystery and sci-fi writer who is also considered an international expert on comics, chronicles the fascinating history of the art form, as well as the hundreds of characters and series that have thrilled and chilled readers over the decades.
		Every major and minor comic book and character is included, from X-Men to Hi-Jinx, Our Gang to Sally the Sleuth, Cowboy Comic Books to Crackerjack Funnies, The Flash to The Clock, The Black Panther to The Blonde Phantom, Dr. Strange to Dr. Voodoo.
		Filled with fun trivia, this book is a sheer visual delight for lovers of comics, as well as a feast of the imagination for those who just appreciate great illustration, and the evolution of character development and story structure over the history of this hugely popular and highly addictive art form.
	www.curledup.com /comicbke.htm (533 words)

	Archie and Gang Comics at Pickers and Tiquers
		Archie and Gang Comics at Pickers and Tiquers
		This is by Archie Series and Archie Comics Group.
		Condition is an estimated condition, this is an unrated comic book.
	www.tias.com /5820/InventoryPage/1841378/1.html (40 words)

	Comic book history - the POST-SILVER AGE at The Comic Page - the history of comics
		By 1970 the top selling title was non-superhero, Archie Comics was averaging more than 500,000 per issue and it was obvious superheros were declining again.
		Jack Kirby returned to DC Comics, who was willing to give him greater control over his characters.
		Loosening of the Comics Code, because of the success of issues like the anti-drug Amazing Spiderman, gave publishers enough freedom to try some horror titles again.
	www.dereksantos.com /comicpage/postsilver.html (1298 words)

	Prism Comics » Features » "Charm Alarm" & "The Moose Is Still Loose"
		Having exploded onto both the books and comics scenes with her graphic memoir Fun Home in summer of 2006, Alison Bechdel has become a household name for comics aficionados as well as the uninitiated.
		If you’re a reader of Archie comics as I am, you know the Archie universe is drastically different than the DC or Marvel universes.
		Archie runs continuity-free, allowing the gang to stay teenagers, fresh, current, and fashionable forever.
	www.prismcomics.org /display.php?id=88 (1018 words)

	The Nostalgia ZINE… for People who Love Comics!
		Comic books are no different than any other industry in that regard.
		While Detective Comics (without Batman) first appeared in 1937 with all new stories, a year later the comic strip reprint format would still be the dominant one in the industry.
		I don't have exact figures for Archie Comics in 1960, but it was probably just over a half a million per issue.
	www.nostalgiazone.com /doc/zine/05_Q1/funnybusiness.htm (1106 words)

	Still on the Shelf #63 - Free Comic Book Day Rundown
		In the end, Chuck proves that Archie’s life is far more interesting a comic than anything they could come up with on their own, and the comic is a big hit.
		The comic was poor on its own merits, and there seems to be no indication that there is going to be a D&D comic of any kind.
		We all know that otherwise these comics are just going to suffocate needlessly in their bags and boards in your box, or on a shelf, or wherever you keep your comics.
	www.stillontheshelf.com /sots/archives/sots063.html (4642 words)

	World Famous Comics: Watchmen
		Watchmen was terrific when it was published as a maxi-series by DC comics in the late 1980s, and the power of the original work was only heightened when it was transformed into a graphic-novel.
		The innovative storytelling techniques that mixed a regular comic book, a comic book within the regular comic book, and other learned studies of the characters within the regular comic combined to produce a masterpiece of creative energy.
		The cast of characters are brilliant, from Rorschach to Adrian Veidt as they deal with the all too modern topics of terrorism, treachery and governments who lie to force agendas.
	www.worldfamouscomics.com /shopping/item-0930289234.shtml (1041 words)

	TheForce.Net - Comics - Star Wars: Empire #37
		Aside from the Imperial officers, new characters include the other Intel operative who seems to go by his real name of "Captain" Harran, and the Duros/Neimodian whose name is Mouse (whose sole reason for existing is to make an eye-catching cover!)
		The disguised stormtroopers quickly dispose of and replace the real ones and, after a briefing with Captain Harran, Basso and Able are tasked to place diversionary charges and Mouse is supposed to go after the "prize" (which I'm sure we'll find out soon what it is).
		When Captain Roshuir comes in to break up the fight (nice intro for this character), the other junior officers learn of Sunber's previous assignment on Maridun, and he quickly gains their respect.
	www.theforce.net /comics/darkhorse/cp_empire37.asp (904 words)

	Amazon.com: Batman: Night Cries: Books: Archie Goodwin (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This graphic noval, co-plotted by Archie Goodwin and Scott Hampton, is beautifully writen and illustrated.
		The second is that there's a somewhat obvious answer to the killer's identity, because its one of the three newly introduced characters at the beginning of the story.
		Whether or not you have experienced or know people who have experienced child abuse, it is not difficult to identify with the characters and be moved by this story.
	www.amazon.com /Batman-Night-Cries-Archie-Goodwin/dp/1563890666 (1785 words)

	Eric Jansen's Mighty MLJ Sketchbook
		These are just copies of pencil drawings I did in my sketchbook, but they're a good indicator of what my art style would look like on the regular feature.
		I picked the ones that I really think something could be done with, underrated characters who deserve to be seen somewhere on a regular basis.
		NOTE: All characters are trademark and copyright Archie Comics.
	www.mightycrusaders.net /jansen.htm (449 words)

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