[ SECRET POST #3716 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3716 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What I like about Archie comics is that they're dumb and ridiculous and light hearted and sort of "fixed" in a happy place where everyone lives and loves and doesn't learn a darn thing but it's pretty much all happy sunshine anyway and status quo rules the day. Whereas the show is serious and dramatic and heavy in tone and switching character dynamics up majorly, so don't try to pretend that there's no difference there or that liking the comics because they're so fluffy and silly and cheery should mean that I would passionately adore an adaptation that features none of that.

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NAYRT

The show definitely isn't light-hearted or fluffy, but I would say it's still pretty dumb and ridiculous. It's completely melodramatic to the point of absurdity. That's what makes it fun. Everything happens and it's all completely insane to the point where the show is definitely aware of it.

It's definitely not something you would necessarily like if you were super into the comics, but it's an interesting take and I really enjoy it.