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2014 American comic volume

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
Chilling AdventuresOf Sabrina issue 2.jpg

Cover of Spooky Adventures of Sabrina #2 (April 2015).
Art by Robert Hack
Publication information
Publisher Archie Horror
Schedule Irregular
Format Ongoing series
Genre
  • Horror
Publication appointment October2014 – nowadays
No. of issues nine
Main graphic symbol(s) Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Creative team
Created by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
Robert Hack
Written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
Artist(s) Robert Hack
Letterer(s) Jack Morelli

Spooky Adventures of Sabrina is an American comic volume series published by Archie Horror, an imprint of Archie Comics, beginning in 2014. The serial is a darker accept on the characters and setting of Sabrina the Teenage Witch. It is written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, with art past Robert Hack, and is inspired by the appearances of Sabrina in Aguirre-Sacasa's other Archie series, Afterlife with Archie.

Publication history [edit]

Due to the positive reception of Afterlife with Archie #half dozen, which centered on Sabrina, a solo serial starring her was announced in June 2014.[1] [two] The first issue was released in October 2014. The series went on a half-dozen-month hiatus before returning in Apr 2015 nether the new Archie Horror banner.[3]

Though the two series are described as "companion series" and share several characters, they are each set in their own reality and are not direct related to one another. In event #eight, Sabrina experiences a vision of the Afterlife with Archie versions of herself and Jughead Jones, suggesting some connection betwixt the two continuities.

The title is based on a 1972 anthology series, Chilling Adventures in Sorcery Equally Told By Sabrina, in which Sabrina narrated serious horror tales drawn in the Archie style. That book just lasted ii bug, and was rebooted in 1973 by Archie's imprint Red Circle Comics as Spooky Adventures in Sorcery, minus Sabrina and the company's traditional cartooning style.[4]

Story arcs [edit]

Volume 1: The Crucible (issues ane–5) [edit]

Half-witch Sabrina lives with her witch aunts, Hilda and Zelda, her warlock cousin Ambrose, and Salem, her feline familiar, in the town of Greendale. Nearing her sixteenth birthday, she must choose whether to go a full witch or pursue a mortal life with her beau, Harvey Kinkle. Meanwhile, Madam Satan, a quondam flame of Sabrina's estranged male parent has returned from Hell and wants revenge on the Spellman family.[five] [vi]

Volume two: Witch-War (issues 6– ) [edit]

Sabrina's father, Edward Spellman, is mysteriously back among the living, masquerading every bit a resurrected Harvey. Hilda and Zelda warn Sabrina nigh the consequences of necromancy, merely Sabrina protects "Harvey" against their attempts to send him back to the grave. Edward begins to wonder who could've helped Sabrina appoint in such powerful magic.[7]

Characters [edit]

Principal [edit]

  • Sabrina Victoria Spellman, a teenage half-witch who lives in the boondocks of Greendale with her aunts, her cousin Ambrose, and her familiar Salem. Unbeknownst to Sabrina, when she was just a year old, she was taken from her mother, Diana, past her aunts with the blessing of her father, Edward. Sabrina was told that her mother died; she hasn't seen her father since she was young. While Sabrina is taught witchery by her aunts at home, she lives a relatively normal life in public equally a cheerleader and student at Baxter High School. No ane, including her boyfriend Harvey, is aware that she is a witch.[3] [viii] [9]
  • Hilda Spellman, Sabrina's witch aunt and co-guardian. She is more than forbearing than Zelda, though both are strict followers of witch police and the Church of Night.[eight] [10]
  • Zelda Spellman, Sabrina'due south other witch aunt and co-guardian. She is more pragmatic than Hilda, though they both ultimately want the best for their niece, despite keeping the truth almost her parents a hugger-mugger.[8] [x]
  • Madam Satan, formerly known equally Iola, Edward's witch girlfriend whom he left for Diana. Heartbroken that he chose a mortal over her, Iola killed herself and wound upward in the pits of Gehenna, a place reserved in the circle of Hell for suicides, where she remained faceless until she was accidentally released past two apprentice witches. Later on gaining a new face up, she burns the tree that encased Edward and cures Diana of the insanity he inflicted upon her, but leaves her unable to leave the psychiatric facility. Upon discovering their girl'southward existence, she makes her way to Greendale where she becomes a teacher at Baxter High as "Evangeline Porter" where she can monitor Sabrina and continue her revenge against the Spellman family.[three] [11]
  • Ambrose, Sabrina'southward bisexual warlock cousin who comes to alive with her and her aunts from the Onetime Land. Equally penalisation past the Witches Quango for revealing himself to mortals, he cannot leave the Spellman house. He has ii cobra familiars, Nag and Nagaina.[8]
  • Harvey Kinkle, a football thespian and fellow educatee at Baxter Loftier School. He is Sabrina'due south beau but is unaware that she and her aunts are witches. After existence ready by Madam Satan, he discovers their true nature and is killed by the other witches. Edward is afterward resurrected in Harvey's body, though Sabrina only believes it to exist Harvey.[12] [13]
  • Salem, Sabrina's familiar who often acts every bit the voice of reason. Originally a human named Samuel, he was turned into a true cat as penalty by the witches of Salem Hamlet for impregnating a witch named Abigail (unaware that she was a witch) and refusing to marry her. At some betoken as a cat, he attempted to enact the Book of Revelation. He was given to Sabrina by her aunts and was prophesied by the Devil himself that if he were to do his duty and protect her, then he may go human again.[8] [xiv]
  • Edward Spellman, Sabrina's estranged warlock father and the younger brother of Hilda and Zelda. He quickly rose through the ranks in the Church of Night equally a skilled conjuror and somewhen became a High Priest. He broke witch-law to marry Diana Sawyer, a mortal, whom he hoped would bear him an heir. When Hilda and Zelda discovered that Edward had been lying to the congregation, they trapped him in a tree as punishment. His ex-lover Madam Satan would become on to vengefully fire the tree, but would likewise assist in his resurrection into Harvey's body. With Sabrina believing that she brought back Harvey, Edward wonders who could've helped her with such strong magic, and why. He vaguely remembers "Iola" from his past.[xv] [9] [13]

Other characters [edit]

  • Diana Spellman (née Sawyer), Sabrina's mortal female parent, whom she believes to be expressionless, but is actually in a psychiatric facility. Her husband, Edward, turned her insane after she refused to give up her girl to his sisters. Madam Satan eventually grants Diana her sanity, but makes sure that she'll never be able to convince the doctors to allow her get out. Diana is briefly able to contact Sabrina through a dream, but is stopped and Sabrina presently forgets the meet.[15]
  • Rosalind, besides called "Roz" and "Rossy" on occasion, a educatee at Baxter Loftier School who competes with Sabrina for everything from boys to roles in the school play to popularity. Since Rosalind is unremarkably the i losing out, she frequently gossips maliciously about Sabrina to other students. Diana warns Sabrina almost Rosalind in a dream, saying that she's not as she seems, merely Sabrina forgets by the adjacent morning.[fifteen] [16]
  • Nag and Nagaina, Ambrose's cobra familiars who were originally humans (a prince and a princess) that were tricked by a sorcerer into trying to murder their begetter's bride-to-be and were consequently turned into snakes.[14]
  • Betty Cooper and Veronica Club, immature witches from Loftier Priestess Grundy's coven in Riverdale who were trying to summon a succubus to help them settle a claret-rivalry but instead summoned Madam Satan. Later on, they visit Greendale with others from Riverdale High and participate in the search for Harvey. While there, Madam Satan recruits them for a resurrection spell.[8] [sixteen] [17]
  • Satan, likewise known every bit Lucifer and the Devil, the worshipped figure of the Church of Night. He appears during Sabrina'southward baptism as a giant humanoid goat. When he appeared to Salem back in 1692, he also displayed a human head.[12] [14]

The series also alludes to and features fictionalized versions of numerous existent-globe figures, namely Rudyard Kipling, Ann-Margret, Aleister Crowley, Giles Corey, John, Benjamin, William, and Elizabeth Proctor, Abigail Williams, Reverend Parris, Mercy Lewis, Sorcar, and Alphonse Louis Constant.[fourteen] [nine]

Fictional characters from other media appear likewise such as Martin Coslaw, Miss Lovett, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, Steven Marcato, and the Three Witches.[eleven] [17] [fourteen] Figures from demonology include Baphomet, Yan-gant-y-tan, Volac, Beelzebub, Fur-Fur, Cerbere, Ba-El, Empusa, and Stolas.[9]

In addition to Betty and Veronica, several other characters from Archie Comics appear briefly including Archie Andrews, Jughead Jones, Chuck Clayton, Reggie Mantle, Dilton Doiley, Mr. Weatherbee, Nancy Woods, Hot Dog, and Pop Tate.[sixteen] [17] [xiii]

Reception [edit]

The first 2 bug sold out.[18] [19] Comic Book Resource called it "a surprisingly successful little horror sub-imprint" and "that Aguirre-Sacasa and Hack have created a horror comic that would work well even if it wasn't attached to the iconic 'Sabrina.'"[twenty] while The Mary Sue said that it was "a refreshing modify of pace for a story we all think nosotros know already."[21] IGN gave the beginning upshot an 8.9 out of x calling it "something that fans of Afterlife and horror in general will exist wanting more of past issue'due south stop."[22] Comics Alliance called it "a pretty incredible accomplishment" saying that "in a time when we're getting some fantastic horror comics on the stands, Sabrina might just be the best of the bunch."[23]

Goggle box adaptation [edit]

In December 2017, a alive-action accommodation of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, produced past Warner Bros. Television and Berlanti Productions, with Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Lee Toland Krieger, Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, and Jon Goldwater equally executive producers, was picked up by the online streaming service Netflix for a two-season order.[24] Filming took identify in Vancouver.[25] The series stars Kiernan Shipka as Sabrina Spellman,[26] Jaz Sinclair as Rosalind Walker,[27] Michelle Gomez equally Mary Wardwell / Madam Satan, Chance Perdomo every bit Ambrose Spellman,[28] Lucy Davis as Hilda Spellman,[29] Miranda Otto every bit Zelda Spellman,[30] Richard Coyle as Father Blackwood,[31] Ross Lynch every bit Harvey Kinkle,[32] and Tati Gabrielle equally Prudence.[33] The first office of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina was released worldwide on Netflix on Oct 26, 2018,[34] the second part was released on April v, 2019,[35] the 3rd office was released on January 24, 2020[36] and the fourth/final part was released on Dec 31, 2020.

References [edit]

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  9. ^ a b c d Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #vii, August 2017.
  10. ^ a b Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #7 & #8, Baronial–October 2017.
  11. ^ a b Spooky Adventures of Sabrina #2, June 2015.
  12. ^ a b Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #3, July 2015.
  13. ^ a b c Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #8, October 2017.
  14. ^ a b c d e Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #vi, September 2016.
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  16. ^ a b c Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #iv, September 2015.
  17. ^ a b c Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #five, July 2016.
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