Sabrina the Teenage Witch is casting new spells in an ongoing comic series that begins in October 2026. Writer Corinna Bechko (Green Lantern: Earth One) and artist Kano (Daredevil) will whip up the magic and mischief as Sabrina navigates life as a high schooler and budding witch. Oni Press and Archie Comic Publications have released an extended preview of the book featuring several interior story pages.

The synopsis reads, “Who’d ever want to be ordinary when you could be a teenage witch instead? Still reeling from the surprise revelation of her secret birthright and with Halloween just around the corner, high schooler Sabrina Spellman is honing her craft one hex at a time and figuring out how to balance her magical new life with the crushing responsibilities of being 16 years old. But when her feline familiar Salem drops a mythical trickster on Sabrina’s literal doorstep, she might not be able to keep her two worlds from smashing together like two busted pumpkins on All Hallow’s Eve. No time for fate. No time for destiny. No time for homework. Being a teenager is far from magical… even when you’re a witch!”

Oni and Archie are making the book available for a midnight release on October 7. They are offering an open order “Pyre Satanic” variant cover by Chloe Brailsford (Lobo) that will only be available to stores who participate in the midnight release.

Sabrina the Teenage Witch #1 has a main cover by Kano, cover B by Marguerite Sauvage (Action Comics), cover C by Naomi Franq (Tales from Harrow County: Death’s Choir),​ and cover D by Caroline Cash (PeePee PooPoo).

The line includes foil variant by Cash, legacy variant (1:20) by Dan Parent (Archie comics mainstay), 1:50 variant by Erica Henderson (The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl), and a 1:100 variant by Mahmud Asrar (Conan the Barbarian). Additional covers include a foil variant, teaser variant (1:10), and black and white variant (1:250) by Kano.

“Writing Sabrina has been an absolute blast!” Bechko said. “I can’t wait for readers to see what she’s up to this October, especially since Kano’s spectacular art is sure to enchant. And I think fans of fictional felines will be thrilled to fall under Sabrina’s spell too.”