Paul Castiglia
Autor de Archie Americana Series, Vol. 1: Best of the Forties
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Créditos de la imagen: By Luigi Novi, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=36394197
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Obras de Paul Castiglia
Archie Americana Series, Vol. 7: Best of the Fifties, Book 2 (2003) — Compilation Editor — 31 copias
Archie Americana Series, Vol. 6: Best of the Forties, Book 2 (2002) — Compilation Editor — 25 copias
Archie Americana Series, Vol. 8: Best of the Sixties, Book 2 (2008) — Compilation Editor — 11 copias
Archie Americana Series, Vol. 10: Best of the Seventies, Book 2 (2010) — Compilation Editor — 11 copias
War of the Independents No. 4 1 copia
War of the Independents 4 1 copia
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- Nombre canónico
- Castiglia, Paul
- Género
- male
- País (para mapa)
- USA
- Lugar de nacimiento
- USA
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I was so excited when I first got this book, but in the long run it was kind of disappointing mainly because they left so much out. The editors decided to include pages from important stories because they were vital to the story, but really it was just frustrating. I felt they should have sucked it up and made the book longer instead of just including the page where Alan M. and Alexandra were first introduced. They way they did it I was just frustrated cause I wanted to know what happened.
I was so excited when I first got this book, but in the long run it was kind of disappointing mainly because they left so much out. The editors decided to include pages from important stories because they were vital to the story, but really it was just frustrating. I felt they should have sucked it up and made the book longer instead of just including the page where Alan M. and Alexandra were first introduced. They way they did it I was just frustrated cause I wanted to know what happened.
I was so excited when I first got this book, but in the long run it was kind of disappointing mainly because they left so much out. The editors decided to include pages from important stories because they were vital to the story, but really it was just frustrating. I felt they should have sucked it up and made the book longer instead of just including the page where Alan M. and Alexandra were first introduced. They way they did it I was just frustrated cause I wanted to know what happened.
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- 16
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- 1
- Miembros
- 384
- Popularidad
- #62,948
- Valoración
- 3.1
- Reseñas
- 8
- ISBNs
- 25
Jump forward to the year 2019, and one of my local charity book stores had two books from this series! Archie, Best of the Fifties, Volume 1 was right within my reach and I decided to pick them up.
I have to start out by saying that these are cute and amusing, but clearly made in a different time. They don't hold up super well, but at the same time are quite charming. While I didn't laugh as much as my parents did, I did have a bright smile and feel like I was transported back in time. I can imagine the excited kids with their nickels and dimes running to go get a copy of these comics.
The sweet comics are very safe, tame and sweet. Archie is quite the player too! I absolutely adored Jughead and wanted Veronica and Betty's style. I am curious if these were the literal "best" of the fifties because they just weren't... the best? I'll have to grab more volumes and see how they changed over time.
I definitely want to keep reading Archie comics and travel throughout the decades with them. I'd like to see the evolution this series went through up to present day. And yes, I still eye the current Archie comics at my local grocery store. I can't help it!
Two out of five stars.… (más)