Reading Archie and Jughead comics used to be my favorite past-time when I was much younger (after reading novels and playing board games) and I consumed quite a number of the volumes released back then.

Archie and the gang provided a plethora of useful ideas on growing through the teens (some of the information were environment/society specific and thus useless) and how to handle oneself in the public amongst other things.
So you could imagine the look of glee on my face when news got to me that a series involving Archie and the gang would be done as live action and not as a cartoon (I love cartoons but I was just too curious and excited to see how it would be executed as a project).
So I waited patiently and voila the series; Riverdale……
Yes, the title of the series is Riverdale….Not Archie and Veronica or Archie and Jughead but….Riverdale (Hollup…Hollup….I smell something fishy here but lemme just pim).
So I watched the series and blam!!!! it hit me….there were visible differences between both versions and truth be told, it looks like a much darker take on the lives of the wholesome redhead and his gang of friends, but when you look at the source material, there’s more than meets the eye.
The series star the same four characters (Archie, Veronica, Jughead, and Betty), but there are some major plot differences that make the comic and show versions feel like they’re hardly related.

Kindly read more on
http://www.ghengheun.com/tv-shows/riverdale-tv-series-good-comics/