Archie to die in July

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New York: Your childhood sweetheart from river dale may soon die. According to reports Archie Andrews will die in the next issue of the comic.  Archie Comics announced  on Tuesday that the famous comic book character will heroically sacrifice himself while saving the life of a friend in a July installment of Life with Archie, a comic book series that tells the story of grown-up renditions of Archie and his Riverdale gang.

“We’ve been building up to this moment since we launched ‘Life with Archie’ five years ago and knew that any book that was telling the story of Archie’s life as an adult had to also show his final moment,” Archie Comics publisher and co-CEO Jon Goldwater said in a statement. Archie’s final moments will be detailed in Life with Archie No 36, while issue No 37 will  fast forward a year and focus on his friends Jughead, Betty, Veronica and Reggie honoring the legacy of their red-headed pal.

Archie Comics says the famous comic book character will heroically sacrifice himself while saving the life of a friend in a July 2014. Interestingly the next book will also see two probable scenarios Archie one where he is wedded to Veronica and the other where he is wedded to Betty. Archie first appeared in comics in 1941 and went on to become a colorful icon of wholesomeness.

In recent years, Archie Comics has tackled such issues as gay characters and the zombie apocalypse in Archie’s fictional hometown of Riverdale. However, Archie himself won’t need to rise from the grave. The freckle-faced character will still be alive and well in other series. Archie Comics has experimented over the years. In 2010 river dale introduced its first openly Gay resident Kevin Keller, a supporting character who branched out to his own series in 2012. 

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