Written by IvCNuB4 on Tuesday, June 03 2014 and posted in
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ARCHIE COMICS' latest title hits stores this Fall
Source: Cover images courtesy of Comics Continuum
As previously reported by our own illustrious, often imitated, rarely duplicated Jude Terror, Archie Comics will be featuring Sabrina in her own upcoming series, "Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina". There still aren't many details other than it will be a horror-themed title written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa ("Afterlife With Archie") with art by Robert Hack.
USA Today has an interview with Aguirre-Sacasa that provides a few more teases and details. Be sure to check it out.
They have also released previews of the three covers for issue #1 on sale in October, the spoooookiest month and one perfect for a title such as this.
Take a look at the cover previews below. When more details become known we will follow up on this exciting new series!
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