Archie Comics 2015

I haven't read any of Rob Liefeld's works, but from what I heard, his writing is pretty terrible.

Start by fearing the roided out mutants he draws.

So, is anything going on with Archie Comics at this moment?

No, the main book's on hiatus.

They've probably thrown in the towel on it, they only focus on reprints and new shorts based on the classic format

I wonder why the series is on hiatus? Poor sales, probably?

Page from comic published in 1997.◊

Flying cars and future clothes notwithstanding, that comic turned out surprisingly more relevant than anyone from 1997 expected, eh?

Maybe we'll get cars and clothes somewhere this year.

We have official word that we're not getting issue 714 any time soon.◊

What we are getting is an Ethel solo book on Webtoon. https://comicbook.com/comics/amp/news/archie-teams-with-webtoon-for-big-ethel-series/

I wonder what's going on with Archie Comics right now? Are they doing okay?

Not an Archie 2015 question, but I recently learned of Archie Comics Judgment Day. https://store.archiecomics.com/products/archie-comics-judgment-day-1-of-4

"In a world overrun with demons, Archie Andrews is on a quest to cleanse Riverdale of all wicked-kind. Harnessing the destructive power of a captive fiend, he will have to destroy corrupted and possessed versions of the people closest to him. Questioning his own morality and forced to make difficult sacrifices, are Archie's efforts truly good, or the work of pure evil? Traverse the most horrifying version of Riverdale yet in the first Archie Premium Event."

Tom King is writing Archie: The Decision, where he'll finally choose Betty or Veronica. (Supposedly.)

I'm surprised that the comics are still going.

I mean, they're not, really. They stopped doing the monthly Archie issues when the reboot this thread is about came out, and they stopped doing those a few years ago too. We get, like, random one-off miniseries and the occasional new story in a digest.

Team Betty!

They do this every so often, have Archie 'decide', the married life did it too, but that didn't solve anything because they were parallel realities where fans had their cake and ate it, and even the first series ended with Archie dying in both unable to tell either Betty or Veronica, despite being married to both, which one he loved the most.