“The Dark World of Sabrina”: Archie Comics releases the comic book cover that will continue the TV series; Check it out!

Archie Comics has announced that it will release a comic book series continuing the plot of the ‘The Dark World of Sabrina’ TV series, which Netflix canceled after 2 seasons (split into four parts).

Entitled “The Hidden World of Sabrina,” the comic should begin where the events of the TV series ended, as the ending didn’t please most fans.

Written by Aguirre-Sacasa with art from Audrey Mok (“Josie and the Kittens”), the comic will feature characters and stories from the TV series, beginning with an arc aptly titled “One World without Sabrina “.

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Bringing Sabrina, her family and friends to life on the Netflix screen was a dark dream come true, and I couldn’t be prouder of our four seasons, but it all started with a comic book series that was truly a labor of love. from everyone who worked on it, “Aguirre-Sacasa said in a statement.” Meeting Robert Hack and the whole Archie Comics team and picking up where we left off was the best way back to the house I could have asked for. “

At this time, no release is planned for the comic book sequel to the television series.

Remember that all the seasons of the adaptation are still available on Netflix.

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The series was created by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (‘Riverdale’).

Over the course of the eight episodes of Part 4, terrors of the supernatural befall Greendale. The clan must fight all terrifying threats (The Stranger, The Returnee, The Darkness, to name a few), all leading to The Void, which is the end of all things. As the witches wage war, with help from the Fear Club, Nick slowly begins to regain Sabrina’s heart, but is it too late?

The cast includes Kiernan Shipka, Ross Lynch, Lucy Davis, Chance Perdomo, Michelle Gomez, Jaz Sinclair, Tati Gabrielle, Adeline Rudolph, Richard Coyle, Miranda Otto, Abigail F. Cowen and Lachlan Watson.

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