Kevin Keller: Welcome to Riverdale Paperback – November 20, 2012

I was quite pleased with this book. It was a fun read and presents gay characters in a positive way. Kevin seems a little "too perfect", so I was glad that the character Charlie (also gay) is portrayed as more of an average guy. Overall, I enjoy the Archie Comics family for their positive, upbeat, and humorous presentation.

I never thought that I could find a character with so much positive influence about being gay.There wasn't that kind of role model when I was growing up! The younger generations are really lucky!

Really love these stories, there very upbeat. The story isn't to complex but it is intended for kids. Definitely worth buying

Kevin is a good dude. Get to know him.

Not appropriate for young children

Anyone can be boring. Even gay people.I wanted to like this book. I mean, I'm queer myself, and Archie comics Inc. actually were a part of my childhood, as a rabid Sonic the Hedgehog fan. But this...was so...yawn-worthy. I didn't expect high drama, and didn't necessarily want it. I mean, not every book o the queer experience needs to be about distrust and pain and struggle. But this book in general is a snooze. There's no real conflict that you can feel ANYTHING about. The first story is about Kevin Keller preparing for a date. The second, he has a secret admirer-er whom asks him to prom. The third, some local townies try to take over the beach, challenging him to a surf-off, which is kind of ridiculous, since it's GOVERNMENT LAND and this nothing would have come of the challenge anyways.Just, in general...I didn't care. Yes, Kudos to Archie comics for having a gay character. But boo on having no storytelling ability whatsoever.

It is cool but he is actually gay

I received the order quick and the quality was excellent.