Archie Comics has announced a new Sabrina the Teenage Witch comic series, debuting in October 2026 as part of the publisher's 85th anniversary celebrations. The first issue, published in partnership with Oni Press, is written by Corinna Bechko with art by Kano, and follows the Netflix series' cancellation after four seasons. The revival is one of three anniversary titles, alongside Archie #1 (September 2026) and Archies in Hell #1 (November 2026).

The Three-Issue Anniversary Wave: Archie #1, Sabrina #1, and Archies in Hell #1

According to Archie Comics, the new Sabrina the Teenage Witch #1 will be released in October 2026, with Archie #1 arriving a month earlier in September and Archies in Hell #1 following in November. this three-part wave is designed to honor the brand's 85-year legacy while drawing in new readers. By launching across three consecutive months, the publisher hopes to build momentum and reintroduce its core characters—Sabrina Spellman, Archie Andrews, and a hellish twist on the universe—simultaneously.

From Greendale High to Salem Lore: What the New Storyline Reveals

Early synopsis from Archie Comics places Sabrina back in the familiar setting of Greendale High, where she juggles exams, friendships, and Halloween festivities while uncovering a magical heritage tied to the ancient city of Salem. The narrative promises a blend of high-school drama and occult intrigue, echooing the tone of Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. As the publisher notes, the comic format allows plotlines that were previously constrained by television budgets and episode limits, enabling deeper exploration of witchcraft, family curses, and moral complexity.

Why Television's Loss Is Comics' Gain: Budget Freedom and Expanded Mythos

The Netflix series ended in 2020 after four seasons, leaving lingering questions about Sabrina's destiny and the fate of her coven. The comic revival, as reported by Archie Comics, gives creators the freedom to expand the mythos without the constraints of live-action production. Writer Corinna Bechko, known for supernatural themes with a modern sensibility, and artist Kano, praised for dynamic panel layouts, can now introduce new allies and antagonists, and delve into lore that television could only hint at. this shift from screen to page may finally provide the narrative closure that the streaming show's passonate fanbase craved.

Unanswered Questions: Crossovers, New Antagonists, and the Fate of the Netflix Coven

While Archie Comics has hinted at potential crossovers with other Archie universe titles—such as surprise appearances by Archie Andrews , Jughead, and the Riverdale gang—it has not confirmed specific plans. Also unclear is whether the comic will directly address the Netflix series' cliffhangers or forge a separate continuity. The source article notes that the cancellation left viewers with "lingering questions about Sabrina's ultimate destiny and the fate of the coven she led." Whether Bechko and Kano will answer those questions or start fresh in the comic's timeline remains an open point for fans to watch.