Best of the Seventies

Archie Americana #7

by Archie Comic Publications, Shirley Jones (Introduction), Michael I. Silberkleit (Contributor)

The swinging seventies- a time of transition in America, as the nation strived to find its feet in the aftermath of the turbulent social upheaval that was the sixties. Once again, the youth of America led the charge- enjoying the latest fads and fashions, while speaking out for change. Ever timeless, Archie and his friends came along for the ride, exploring both the fun and mores of the times with their unique brand of humor, as only they could! Journey back with us now in this eagerly anticipated volume.

Genres: Comics, Graphic Novels, Humor, Graphic Novels Comics, Childrens, Fiction

96 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1998

Reviews

[Amory]

70s Archie is so far definitely better than 40s/50s/60s Archie.

[Graham Barrett]

(Read as a kid, review from 2026)

I was never the biggest Archie comics fan but they were among the first comics I read before I really got into them in late childhood and early teen-hood. This one was a bit better than the 1960s one I also read. As a Star Wars fan I did appreciate one of the stories for having a lawyer-friendly story about a costume contest for a Star Wars-esque franchise.

[Remy]

.....i think i picked this up somewhere between now and 2018 to read the foreword by Carrie Fisher just to see how much i now understood it...... and had a severe morality crisis for like two weeks