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Riverdale vs Archie Comics | I like that the actors actually look similar to how their characters are supposed to look.

PEP Comics, originally published by MLJ Magazines, is the series that introduced the world to Archie Andrews in 1941. Though it started as an anthology featuring various heroes like The Hangman and The Shield, the runaway success of Archie led MLJ to eventually focus the comic book on him and his Riverdale pals. PEP Comics continued under the Archie Comics imprint for decades, solidifying its place as a launchpad for the iconic teenager and his teenage universe.

"In case you haven't noticed, I'm weird. I'm a weirdo."

You're Jughead, right?

PEP Comics, originally published by MLJ Magazines, is the series that introduced the world to Archie Andrews in 1941. Though it started as an anthology featuring various heroes like The Hangman and The Shield, the runaway success of Archie led MLJ to eventually focus the comic book on him and his Riverdale pals. PEP Comics continued under the Archie Comics imprint for decades, solidifying its place as a launchpad for the iconic teenager and his teenage universe.

"In case you haven't noticed, I'm weird. I'm a weirdo."

The CW's "Riverdale" is based on characters from the Archie Comics. Here's how the TV characters look compared to their comic book counterparts.

Based on the "Archie" comic book series, "Riverdale" takes us on a darker journey into the little town. Which of its characters do you identify with? Let's find out!

Read "Jughead #213" by Craig Boldman, Bill Galvan, Stan Goldberg available from Rakuten Kobo. How does a robbery, HotDog, and anchovy pizza help land Jughead a summer job? Find out in 'The Job Hunt!' Next up, it's ...