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amoryslaysvamps's review
3.0
This was okay; I did really like seeing which Glee and Archive characters were similar, but the story got super repetitive with continuously explaining what happened in the previous comics; like this is not a complicated plot, they didn't need to over-explain.
mainon's review
3.0
This is perfectly silly but nonetheless enjoyable. The idea is that the cast of characters in both Archie and Glee exist in alternate universes, and Dilton Doiley somehow creates a wormhole that connects the two. Predictable but amusing hijinks ensue.
dawsonscreeksss's review
3.0
This was pretty cute; nothing spectacular. It was nice seeing the Glee kids in comic form and, of course, the Archie gang is always a treat. It didn't WOW me though.
batrock's review
2.0
This is a thing that exists, and as such is worth it only for the fact that you can say "Archie Meets Glee" is a thing that exists. But it's written by a Glee writer who doesn't care a fig for Archie, so everything is just typical Glee self indulgence, and no one seems to have realised that songs don't exactly transfer across to the printed page.
It's also a strange idea because instead of doing a straight up crossover, they make it a sci-fi crossing of the worlds. Instead of an organic scenario, you get a completely contrived set up that culminates in "Suddenly Seymour" for some reason - and Aguirre-Sacasa's contempt for all of the characters, not just those of his native show, is laid bare.
But hey: points for trying. Everyone knows Archie continues to be more relevant than Glee ever was.
It's also a strange idea because instead of doing a straight up crossover, they make it a sci-fi crossing of the worlds. Instead of an organic scenario, you get a completely contrived set up that culminates in "Suddenly Seymour" for some reason - and Aguirre-Sacasa's contempt for all of the characters, not just those of his native show, is laid bare.
But hey: points for trying. Everyone knows Archie continues to be more relevant than Glee ever was.
jgwhatever's review
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
brookey8888's review
adventurous
funny
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.0
I mean this was fun, but it wasn’t as good or funny as I thought it was going to be. Also why did they compare Rachel and Veronica together? I didn’t love the style of the glee cast I feel like they didn’t really look like themselves. This was cute, but I’ll never think of it again.
calistareads's review
3.0
I'm sure this will surprise many people, but I loved Glee. I own the DVD's and yes the show got stupid, but those first 3 years were awesome. I have recently been won over by the Archie verse. I have never thought to compare those two, but they do have similar characters that match up. There is a Jughead Jones and a Mercedes Jones. I never put these things together. I love that part of this comic.
This was totally silly and whimsical. It's pure sugar, like cotton candy as it melts in your mouth. I had a lot of fun with this story. It was worth getting ILL. I'm glad the library had the story. It's really not worth going into the story. It's mostly fan fic.
This was totally silly and whimsical. It's pure sugar, like cotton candy as it melts in your mouth. I had a lot of fun with this story. It was worth getting ILL. I'm glad the library had the story. It's really not worth going into the story. It's mostly fan fic.