 Veronica #207 $4.50 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Kevin Keller returns to Riverdale in the pages of his own mini-series, from superstar writer/artist Dan Parent! Learn more about Kevin's background and story before he arrived in Riverdale and met the Archie gang, and pick up the comic that people are already buzzing about. Featuring one of the most popular new characters in Archie history, this series will be a must-have for fans of Archie Comics, Kevin, and great comics. Date Available: 06/08/2011 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS  Saw this one out there, and didn’t know who he was. And like any old-fashioned #1 comic, this explains him back-and-forth. It’s Archie, so writer Dan Parent keeps it civil, and understanding, which in this day and age stands out immediately. But I like the subtle current social question he brings in at the end, which he never ventures to flat-out say, let alone take a side on; it’s all about Kevin, you know, and that seems fair enough. This comic, in itself, shows the proper Archie-restraint, and stands-out because it shows willingness to hold this discussion without much hoopla. Good comic, though I would like some additional Archie goofiness. It is still Archie comics, after all… 8 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Kevin Keller returns to Riverdale in the pages of his own mini-series, from superstar writer/artist Dan Parent! Learn more about Kevin's background and story before he arrived in Riverdale and met the Archie gang, and pick up the comic that people are already buzzing about. Featuring one of the most popular new characters in Archie history, this series will be a must-have for fans of Archie Comics, Kevin, and great comics. Date Available: 06/08/2011 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS Saw this one out there, and didn’t know who he was. And like any old-fashioned #1 comic, this explains him back-and-forth. It’s Archie, so writer Dan Parent keeps it civil, and understanding, which in this day and age stands out immediately. But I like the subtle current social question he brings in at the end, which he never ventures to flat-out say, let alone take a side on; it’s all about Kevin, you know, and that seems fair enough. This comic, in itself, shows the proper Archie-restraint, and stands-out because it shows willingness to hold this discussion without much hoopla. Good comic, though I would like some additional Archie goofiness. It is still Archie comics, after all… 8 out of 10 Grahams |
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