5 details you may have missed on the latest episode of 'Riverdale

Warning: Spoilers ahead for season three, episode 15 of "Riverdale," titled "American Dreams."Archie took on people who are on a mission to kill him on Wednesday's episode of "Riverdale."The episode featured a referenceto the owners of Archie Comics.INSIDER worked with Archie Comics to find details you may have missed.Archie fought for his freedom on "Riverdale."During Wednesday's episode of the hit CW show, Archie boxed a number of men who were trying to complete the Gryphons and Gargoyles quest to kill him. Defeating all of the fighters leaves Archie a free man.The episode also centered on FP's 50th birthday.But not everything is happy in Riverdale because Toni moves out of Cheryl's home and Veronica and Reggie don't see eye-to-eye.As always, the episode makes some comic and pop culture references. We worked with Archie Comics to find five details you may have missed.MLJ Comics gets its name from the creators of Archie Comics.When Archie Comics was first started in 1939, the company's name was MLJ Comics. MLJ came from the first initials of the company's founders: Maurice Coyne, Louis Silberkleit, and John L. Goldwater.In the comic book store, there is a poster for the animated graphic novel "Moonlight Bait and Ammo."Alfred Thomas Catalfo, one of the short film's directors, also directed a short called "The Norman Rockwell Code." Jughead mentions Norman Rockwell when he is talking to FP about the Jones family reuniting.One of the Southside Serpents is named Old Deuteronomy.Old Deuteronomy is the name of one of the cats featured in T. S. Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats," which is known for Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical adaptation "Cats."See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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