Who Is Fly-Girl? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Fly-Girl (Archie Comics): Kim Brand was another Web Host looking to dish out justice, but on her own identity and on her own terms. After modifying her Web Suit with both inter
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Fly-Girl (Archie Comics): Kim Brand was another Web Host looking to dish out justice, but on her own identity and on her own terms. After modifying her Web Suit with both inter

Darkling (Archie Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Brain Emperor (Archie Comics): A powerful villain with vast psychic and telekinetic powers, the Brain Emperor is the oldest, deadliest, and most unrelenting of the Mighty Crusaders'

Mr. Justice (Archie Comics): "Show me your evil while trying to elude me! It can only add fire to my already raging fury!" Golden Age version appearing in Blue Ribbon Comics #9-20

Bob Phantom (Archie Comics): One of the Archie Line's first Superheroes and a Crusader. Updated as a accidental crusader. The version appearing in Blue Ribbon Comics #2-4, and Top

Captain Flag (Archie Comics): "This is a symbol of my destiny...a destiny I vow to fulfill." The Version appearing in Blue Ribbon Comics #16-22 is in the Public Domain.

Alexander Cabot (Archie Comics): Manager of the Pussycats.

The Web (Archie Comics): John Raymond was born rich and spoiled. But when his inaction caused his brother's death, he became a man his father would be proud of, seeking to red

Wolf (Archie Comics): Manny Humphries is an escaped convict who was experimented on.

Jughead Jones (Archie Comics): Jughead is the best friend of Archie Andrews. He is best known for his insightful yet cynical wit, his unmatched appetite, and his masterful cunning a

Aunt Hilda Spellman (Archie Comics): She is the aunt of Sabrina Spellman. In her comic book appearances, Hilda is short tempered and prone to petty vindictiveness.

Mr. Weatherbee (Archie Comics): Principal of Riverdale High School.

Josie McCoy (Archie Comics): Lead singer and titular character of the all-girl rock band Josie and the Pussycats.

The Wizard (Archie Comics): The Wizard has psionic powers and a photographic memory.

Hot Dog (Archie Comics): Jughead's pet dog, member of Archie's Gang and mascot for The Archies

Jaguar (Archie Comics): Gifted by the animal kingdom with the Jaguar belt, a talisman granting the wearer the powers of all animals, Ralph Hardy became the superhero Jaguar.

Miss Beazley (Archie Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Nancy Woods (Archie Comics): Recurring Archie comic supporting character, and girlfriend of Chuck Clayton.

Moose Mason (Archie Comics): A friend of Archie Andrews. He's big and not very bright.

Melody Valentine (Archie Comics): The drummer of the Pussycats.

Sebastian (Archie Comics): Alexandra Cabot's cat.

Dilton Doiley (Archie Comics): Dilton Doiley is a boy genius. He is a character in the Archie universe. For a brief period of time, he had his own comic series called Dilton's Stran

Coach Kleats (Archie Comics): Coach from Archie comics

Chuck Clayton (Archie Comics): Chuck Clayton is a talented teenager excelling in drawing and sports, and a friend of Archie Andrews.

Pop Tate (Archie Comics): Owner of the diner in Riverdale that Archie and friends hang out in.

Betty Cooper (Archie Comics): Betty is Archie's love interest along with Veronica. She is Veronica's best friend. She is kind, helpful, caring and selfless.

Reggie Mantle (Archie Comics): Reggie Mantle is a character in the Archie universe. He has appeared in nearly all of the Archie comics, and has a major role in many stories. He firs

Fred Andrews (Archie Comics): The father of Archie Andrews.

Sgt. Boyle (Archie Comics): Yet another two-fisted 40’s evil fighter

Valerie Brown (Archie Comics): The bass player and main songwriter for the Pussycats.

Professor Flutesnoot (Archie Comics): Professor from Archie comics

Black Hood (Archie Comics): The Black Hood was one of Top Notch's (later known as MLJ/Archie) first masked vigilantes.

Midge Klump (Archie Comics): Midge is a character from the "Archie" series and although never a main character she often appears alongside her boyfriend Moose.

Alexandra Cabot (Archie Comics): She is the twin sister of Alexander Cabot III. Often overshadows the rest of the cast.

Fireball (Archie Comics): A fireman who became a fire wielding superhero.

Big Ethel (Archie Comics): Ethel Muggs is a love interest to Jughead Jones.

Archie Andrews (Archie Comics): Archie Andrews is an only child, who resides in the town of Riverdale where he attends Riverdale High. He has two girlfriends, Betty Cooper and Veroni

Sabrina Spellman (Archie Comics): In the original comic books, Sabrina comes from a long line of powerful witches; in the later live-action TV series, Sabrina Spellman is half-mortal.

Dusty (Archie Comics): The Shield's sidekick. The version appearing in Pep Comics# 11-65, Shield-Wizard Comics #2-13, Special Comics #1, Hangman Comics #2-8 and The Black Ho

Firefly (Archie Comics): The Firefly is a golden age hero published by Archie comics; his secret identity is Harley Hudson, an entomologist and chemist. The version appearing

Rotor (Archie Comics): Rotor is the former mechanic of the Freedom Fighters and former member of the Mobotopolis Restoration Committee. Rotor now serves as the field leader

Jason Blossom (Archie Comics): Older twin brother of Cheryl Blossom.

Veronica Lodge (Archie Comics): Veronica Lodge is a main character in the Archie Comics where she is the love interest of Archie but desired by his rival, Reggie.

Cheryl Blossom (Archie Comics): Arguably the sexiest character in the Archie Comics universe, red-haired Cheryl Blossom seems to trump both Betty and Veronica whenever male attention

Hangman (Archie Comics): Dr Robert Dickering was saved by The Devil during the American Civil War on the 25th April 1864, in Cleveland County. To this day his mission is to tr

The Fox (Archie Comics): The Fox is a superhero vigilante who usually has no powers, but excellent fighting skills. Both Paul Patton and his son Paul Patton Jr. have used the

Coach Clayton (Archie Comics): origin, story and key facts about the character.

The Shield (Archie Comics): Predating Marvel's Captain America as the first U.S. patriotic superhero, the Shield has gone through many incarnations over the decades.