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Jewel Kats read Archie comics after childhood crash left her disabled
CBC News Posted: Jun 17, 2014 10:50 PM ET Last Updated: Jun 17, 2014 10:50 PM ET
When Jewel Kats first encountered Archie artist and writer Dan Parent at a comic book conference, she fearlessly wheeled up to him and asked: "Why isn't there a character with a disability in Riverdale?"
Now, thanks to the Toronto author's confidence, spunk and creativity, there is: Archie Comics unveils the brand new character Harper Lodge — directly inspired by Kats — on Wednesday.
"[I looked at her] and thought she would be a great Archie character herself," said Parent, the Archie artist behind some of the classic comic's more diverse recent storylines, including the introduction of the openly gay character Kevin Keller and the crossover with TV's Glee.
In the attached video, Kats gives CBC's Deana Sumanac a sneak peek at the new comic and recounts how she helped inspire Riverdale's newest addition.
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