Archie Vol. 1 - Paperback By Waid, Mark - GOOD

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Brand: Unbranded Genre: Teen Issue Number: 1 Tradition: US Comics Character: Ethel Muggs (cameo), Mrs. Cooper, Smithers (cameo), Sheila, Betty Cooper (flashback): Mr. Weatherbee (cameo flashback), Miss Grundy, Toni Topaz, Raj Patel, Mary Andrews, Waldo Weatherbee, Betty Cooper (flashback), Moose Mason (cameo), Archie Andrews, Dilton Doiley (cameo), Mr. Lodge (on billboard only), Sheila Wu (flashback), Jessamyn, Fred Andrews, Stanger (introduction), Sayid, Reggie Mantle, Sheila Wu, Trevor Smith, Grundy, Midge Klump, Mr. Jones, Reggie Mantle (cameo), Miss Beazley, Veronica Lodge, Sheila (flashback), Midge Klump (cameo), Smithers, Jughead, Moose Mason, Dilton Doiley, Betty Cooper, Kevin Keller, Chunk Charlston, Archie Andrews (flashback), Gladys Jones, Pop Tate, Weatherbee, Maria, Veronica Lodge (flashback), Hiram Lodge, Professor Flutesnoot, Gillian Artist/Writer: Jen Vaughn, Veronica Fish, Annie Wu, Erica Henderson, Fiona Staples, Andre Szymanowicz, Mark Waid, Chip Zdarsky Cover Artist: Fiona Staples Era: Modern Age (1992-Now) Language: English Country of Origin: United States Publisher: ARCHIE COMICS Publications, Inc. Publication Year: 2016 Book Title: Archie Vol. 1 Author: Waid, Mark Series Title: Archie

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Archie Vol. 1 - Paperback By Waid, Mark - GOOD. The product is a paperback comic book titled "Archie Vol. 1" by Mark Waid. It features artwork by various artists such as Jen Vaughn, Veronica Fish, and Annie Wu, among others. The book belongs to the US Comics tradition and was published by Archie Comics Publications, Inc. in 2016. With a modern age era debut, it falls under the Teen genre, making it a relatable and engaging read for a wide range of audiences. The product is a paperback comic book titled "Archie Vol. 1" by Mark Waid. It features artwork by various artists such as Jen Vaughn, Veronica Fish, and Annie Wu, among others. The book belongs to the US Comics tradition and was published by Archie Comics Publications, Inc. in 2016. With a modern age era debut, it falls under the Teen genre, making it a relatable and engaging read for a wide range of audiences.