Archie Comics unveils gay character

Contents:

• ARCHIE COMICS’ GAY CHARACTER KEV KELLER MOV FROM RIVERDALE TO NEW YORK EXCLIVE PREVIEW PAG
• THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF ARCHIE COMICS' GAY CHARACTER
• ARCHIE COMICS TO TRODUCE GAY CHARACTER, RTOONIST SAYS [UPDATED]
• ARCHIE COMICS’ FIRST GAY CHARACTER
• ARCHIE COMICS UNVEILS GAY CHARACTER
• ARCHIE COMICS TO DEBUT FIRST GAY CHARACTER

ARCHIE COMICS’ GAY CHARACTER KEV KELLER MOV FROM RIVERDALE TO NEW YORK EXCLIVE PREVIEW PAG

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THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF ARCHIE COMICS' GAY CHARACTER

Related: Archie Comics’ gay pal Kev Keller is gettg married. In 2010, Archie Comics troduced the first-ever gay character s seri’ 70 year history, Kev Keller. However, Kev did not reciprote the feelgs, revealg later on that this was bee he is gay, markg a tone for the imprt as s first character to intify as part of the LGBTQ+ muny.

ARCHIE COMICS TO TRODUCE GAY CHARACTER, RTOONIST SAYS [UPDATED]

Kev is picted as beg openly gay the seri as well, formg relatnships wh other characters such as Moose Mason (Cody Kearsley) and Fangs Fogarty (Drew Ray Tanner). "The troductn of Kev, Archie Comics first gay character, igned rears and fans across the untry and 's a ttament to Dan's creative work that Kev is such a posive and everlastg fixture the world of Riverdale.

ARCHIE COMICS’ FIRST GAY CHARACTER

Kev was the Archie universe’s first openly gay character, garnerg mastream headl when wrer/artist Dan Parent troduced him the pag of Veroni 2010.

Asi om beg gay, what mak Kev unique the Archie non? Sce he was the first gay character the storied history of Archie Comics, Kev's first appearance ma worldwi headl, and his explosive populary propelled him to his own mi-seri followed by a long-nng solo he's been featured as a supportive player the recently rebooted Archie flagship ic tle, Kev will once aga take center stage starrg his own ic book -- this time as a special digal seri, Life Wh Kev, butg Advote sat down wh Kev's creator, wrer-artist Dan Parent, to fd out what's Kev's been up to and where he's Advote: How do feel to have Kev Keller back his own solo book aga? In an terview at C2E2 wh gay podst Feast of Fun, longtime Archie Comics rtoonist Dan Parent sually revealed that September's Veroni #202 will feature the troductn of a gay character named Kev Keller.

He's gay. It’s te: Archie Comics has troduced s first openly gay character to the gang.

ARCHIE COMICS UNVEILS GAY CHARACTER

Over the years, there have been a few characters that eher are created specifilly to be gay or have dropped some hts along the way as to whether or not they are gay:. Peppermt Patti: This Peanuts character has the nickname “sir, ” but we really don’t thk that’s enough to say whether Patti’s gay or not. We thk ’s totally OK to be gay, straight, bisexual or whatever you choose to be!

Dear Dish-It: My BFF is Gay.

ARCHIE COMICS TO DEBUT FIRST GAY CHARACTER

Riverdale High is gettg s first gay Comics announced Thursday that an issue out Sept. 1, the long-nng ic will troduce s first "openly gay" character, Kev strappg blond will feat Jughead a burger eatg ntt, w the affectn of Veroni and wrtle over how to gently rebuff her Goldwater, -CEO of Archie Comics, says the iApril 27, 2010, 6:46 PM UTC / Source: The Associated PrsRiverdale High is gettg s first gay Comics announced Thursday that an issue out Sept. 1, the long-nng ic will troduce s first "openly gay" character, Kev strappg blond will feat Jughead a burger eatg ntt, w the affectn of Veroni and wrtle over how to gently rebuff her Goldwater, -CEO of Archie Comics, says the troductn of Kev is "about keepg the world of Archie Comics current and clive.

The ic, which dat to the 1940s and for s has revolved around a love triangle between Archie Andrews and Riverdale High classmat Betty and Veroni, is butg s first openly gay character. The new stunt, Kev Keller, is schled to appear issue #202, out September, and will add diversy to a Riverdale muny that has been cricized as beg too homogeneo.