What titles do you get? Old or new I guess.

Here is mine:
I have been reading the 32-page Jughead comic consistently for five years.  I occasionally would pick up an Archie or Jughead Digest book at the supermarket but they are hard to find these days.  I just started collecting the 32-page Archie title again after taking a break for a few years.  I also am trying a subscription to Jughead's Double Digest.

If I ever find an old school Archie comic collection at a convention or comic book store I try to get a few.  It's hard to find old issues of Pep, Laugh, Josie and Sabrina I've noticed.

The Betty and Veronica Digests and Double Digests, all appearances of Cheryl Blossom, and (when I'm in a city that has them), the Betty, Veronica, and Betty and Veronica pamphlet titles.

I try to collect mostly Jughead Double Digest, Jughead and Friends Digest and Jughead monthly. The second title I collect is Archie, Archie Double Digest and Archie Digest. The other digests I usually only get when there's a sale or an interesting story/cover.

I had a subscription to all the digest titles.

But no longer?

I collect all the titles from 1941-1970, but Pep is definitely my favorite

Well, Pep 22 through 65 have both Archie and the Golden Age MLJ superheroes (Hangman, Shield, Black Hood). The run of Pep from about 1956 through 1963 has the best series of Harry Lucey and Bob White covers of any of the Archie titles. Finally, you get a variety of characters in each issue, not just the title characters that are in most of the other titles.

I collect Double digests of Betty and Veronica because it rather gives girly topics.And archie pals n gals.It provides many things about archie and gang.And specially Laugh it makes me laught till the end.

I completely agree with the comments on Pep.  Pep from 1956 into the early 1960's is also a very tough run of books to complete.  The stories and art in them embody everything I love about Archie comics from the 1950's in terms of the humor, the art style, etc.

I collect all the Archie titles until about 1960 and after that period, I'm not as focused on completing runs.  I also collected all the odd-ball tiles that were released in the late 80's, early 90's such as Jughead's Time Police, Archie 3000, and all the other titles that had limited runs.

Well, Pep 22 through 65 have both Archie and the Golden Age MLJ superheroes (Hangman, Shield, Black Hood). The run of Pep from about 1956 through 1963 has the best series of Harry Lucey and Bob White covers of any of the Archie titles. Finally, you get a variety of characters in each issue, not just the title characters that are in most of the other titles.