Sabrina has has returned at last!!!!! Praise Hecate!

Honestly this just doesn’t interest me. Why do they end shows to continue them as comics? This isn’t the first show to do this (looking at you, Charmed) but if there’s more story to tell, and interest in what you’re offering then just make the damn show.

The plot sounds brilliant (I think everyone wanted another season to completely wrap things up at least) so just give us our deserved proper final season, and don’t bother with a comic.

Sorry for the rant, and those who enjoy comics/would enjoy this comic. I would just rather have this show, as a show.

^Why can't you just read it? It could surprise you.

@GenericDuck, to answer your actual question of 'Why do they end shows to continue them as comics?' Well, if it was up to the cast and crew, then Sabrina would be continuing as a series. However, it was canceled by Netflix, who currently has a hold on the property for another 2 years or so. A comic series is simply all they can offer and the only means of continuing the story

@BlueDaly I could read it but I’ve tried reading other comics before. They just aren’t my preferred medium of storytelling. I’d much rather watch a final shortened season or a film to wrap things up, as opposed to a comic.

@Killer kev It was more of a rhetorical question. I know why the show ended, it’s just irritating. I know we can’t physically do anything about it, it’s just not what I would’ve wanted for the show.

Irritating indeed, but Netflix shows dont have long lifespans, and after that waste of a finale we got, I'll take a comic series over nothing.

Since it’s a Comic they can do lots of things that couldn’t happen on the show like for example:

Dorcas permanently coming back from the Dead.

More direct reference to Riverdale and modern technology.

Mary Wardwell getting the help she needs.

Prudence figuring out what to do with her life after she finally got rid of her father.

I have a theory:

What if the timelines of both the Netflix show and the Archie Horror comic could crossover somehow? This line supports my idea.

we’re launching with these two comic book titles almost as if there’s this Sabrina multiverse where there are multiple versions of these characters.

I feel like that's a hint towards something. Something big. Hell, they could even throw all the other incarnations of Sabrina in there if they wanted to.