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* SplitTimelinesPlot: The comic alternates between a timeline where Archie married Betty, and one where he married Veronica.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: [[spoiler: After Archie dies, the final shot is of a spilled chocolate milkshake, something Archie always had been associated with.]]
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* BroadStrokes: The final story in which [[spoiler:Archie dies]] serves as a conclusion to both timelines. As such, the whole thing is written and framed to keep things as ambiguous as possible so that the story could plausibly have occurred in either timeline, such as neither Archie nor Reggie ever explicitly identifying their respective wives by name, Archie's wife only being depicted from the neck down in his "what-if" spots in which they have children, and even [[spoiler:the final shot from a dying Archie's perspective where he sees both Betty and Veronica mourning over him, to whom he utters "I've always loved you" in his dying breath"]]. A single panel during the subsequent time-skip even [[spoiler:has one of the girls speaking candidly about how they have been coping after their husband's death, which is purposefully framed so that the reader cannot see ''which'' of the two potential spouses are talking]].
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* BroadStrokes: The final story in which [[spoiler:Archie dies]] serves as a conclusion to both timelines. As such, the whole thing is written and framed to keep things as ambiguous as possible so that the story could plausibly have occurred in either timeline, such as neither Archie nor Reggie ever explicitly identifying their respective wives by name, Archie's wife only being depicted from the neck down in his "what-if" spots in which they have children, and even [[spoiler:the final shot from a dying Archie's perspective where he sees both Betty and Veronica mourning over him, to whom he utters "I've always loved you" in his dying breath"]].breath]]. A single panel during the subsequent time-skip even [[spoiler:has one of the girls speaking candidly about how they have been coping after their husband's death, which is purposefully framed so that the reader cannot see ''which'' of the two potential spouses are talking]].
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-->--'''Dilton Doiley'''
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* BroadStrokes: The final story in which [[spoiler:Archie dies]] serves as a conclusion to both timelines. As such, the whole thing is written and framed to keep things as ambiguous as possible so that the story could plausibly have occurred in either timeline, such as neither Archie nor Reggie ever explicitly identifying their respective wives by name, Archie's wife only being depicted from the neck down in his "what-if" spots in which they have children, and even [[spoiler:the final shot from a dying Archie's perspective where he sees both Betty and Veronica mourning over him, to whom he utters "I've always loved you" in his dying breath"]]. A single panel during the subsequent time-skip even [[spoiler:has one of the girls speaking candidly about how they have been coping after their husband's death, which is purposefully framed so that the reader cannot see ''which'' of the two potential spouses are talking]].
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Badass Beard and Badass Mustache are being merged into Manly Facial Hair. Examples that don't fit or are zero-context are removed.
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* BadassBeard: Dilton.
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dewicking Famous Last Words per TRS
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* FamousLastWords: [[spoiler: Archie's -- "...I've always loved you..." And for an extra arm twister, he says this ''in front of Betty and Veronica''! ''In both universes!'']]
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* ExpendableAlternateUniverse: [[spoiler:By killing off the Archie of this comic line, Archie Comics got to draw publicity from killing off a 70+ years-old comic character, without actually changing anything in the Archie Prime universe since the original Archie will still be alive and well.]]
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* ExpendableAlternateUniverse: [[spoiler:By killing off the Archie of this comic line, Archie Comics got to draw publicity from killing off a 70+ years-old comic character, without actually changing anything in the Archie Prime universe since the original Archie will still be alive and well. Notably the 10 Years Later storyline continues in the original Marries timeline where Archie never died.]]
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''Life With Archie: The Married Life'' was a storyline in Franchise/ArchieComics that ran for 37 issues from 2010 to 2014.
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''Life With Archie: The Married Life'' was a storyline in Franchise/ArchieComics ComicBook/ArchieComics that ran for 37 issues from 2010 to 2014.
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* FrameUp: Reggie becoming TheScapgoat for [[spoiler:Lodge Industries' attempt to wash themselves of Mayor Ruskin's corruption.]] Later, as his last act of spiteful revenge against Mr. Lodge, Fred Mirth frames Veronica for [[spoiler:all the business cons he's pulled.]] Fortunately, both of them were cleared of charges.
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* FrameUp: Reggie becoming TheScapgoat TheScapegoat for [[spoiler:Lodge Industries' attempt to wash themselves of Mayor Ruskin's corruption.]] Later, as his last act of spiteful revenge against Mr. Lodge, Fred Mirth frames Veronica for [[spoiler:all the business cons he's pulled.]] Fortunately, both of them were cleared of charges.
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* FrameUon.]] Later, as his last act of spiteful revenge against Mr. Lodge, Fred Mirth frames Veronica for [[spoiler:all the business cons he's pulled.]] Fortunately, both of them were cleared of charges.
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* FrameUon.FrameUp: Reggie becoming TheScapgoat for [[spoiler:Lodge Industries' attempt to wash themselves of Mayor Ruskin's corruption.]] Later, as his last act of spiteful revenge against Mr. Lodge, Fred Mirth frames Veronica for [[spoiler:all the business cons he's pulled.]] Fortunately, both of them were cleared of charges.
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* Frameup: Reggie becomes TheScapegoat for [[spoiler:Lodge Industries trying to wash themselves off of Ruskin's corruption.]] Later, as his last act of spiteful revenge against Mr. Lodge, Fred Mirth frames Veronica for [[spoiler:all the business cons he's pulled.]] Fortunately, both of them were cleared of charges.
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* Frameup: Reggie becomes TheScapegoat for [[spoiler:Lodge Industries trying to wash themselves off of Ruskin's corruption.FrameUon.]] Later, as his last act of spiteful revenge against Mr. Lodge, Fred Mirth frames Veronica for [[spoiler:all the business cons he's pulled.]] Fortunately, both of them were cleared of charges.
