No Comic Books Today!

No sir! Instead I bring you an advance sneak peek-a-bout at the music video I'm working on. And here it is.



Stop Talking by The Stolen Minks. Coming soon.

Dig it, man!

It's Archie's Love Scene!

Looks pretty groovy, eh? There's probly gonna be some beat poetry, beads, maybe some - hold up! What's that logo up there?
Yessir, it's Christian Comics! At low, low prices!

I really don't have a lot to say about this comic. I think it mostly speaks for itself. I will say this: In no other Archie comic have I seen so much as an inkling that there is any such thing as sex and/or drugs. Only Christianity, man . . . Anyhow, here are some choice panels, make of them what you will.

At this point I would like to jump in just to mention that during the following story where Hot Dog fantasizes about being human, he still doesn't speak aloud during his entire fantasy dream sequence . . .

. . . however. Upon waking up to reality, he is faced with such powerful, important questions that he simply must speak out loud for the first and only time ever.

And there we have it, the bizarre and difficult to explicate world of Christian comics, summed up as succinctly as I can. Now I must go, but I leave you with the following words:

today's broadcast brought to you by: Archie's Love Scene (1973), written and drawn by Al Hartley. I think.