Sabrina's Back! Oni Press Conjures Up Major October 2026 Solicits
4Filed under 4. The Structure takes a structure, and this report is holds one.
Oni Press is gearing up for a monster October 2026, dropping a major new Sabrina the Teenage Witch series and a star-studded anthology. Get ready, Riverdale fans: Sabrina Spellman is back!
The biggest news? Sabrina the Teenage Witch #1 launches this October, helmed by Hugo Award-nominated writer Corinna Bechko and Eisner Award-nominated artist Kano. They're throwing the iconic sorceress-in-training into a brand-new ongoing series, just in time for Halloween. Sabrina’s got typical teenage woes, her secret magical heritage, and now a mythical trickster unleashed by her familiar, Salem. It sounds like pure Archie Comics mischief, but with a serious magical punch. This isn't just a reboot; it's a spectacular new era.
Also hitting shelves is Flux House Presents #1, a quarterly comics showcase led by New York Times bestselling writer and Eisner Award nominee Matt Kindt. Kindt, known for his mind-bending work on BRZRKR and Mind MGMT, brings in frequent collaborators Brian Hurtt and David Lapham. This 64-page anthology promises first appearances and thrilling introductions to new Flux House series. Expect wild, unpredictable storytelling from one of the medium's most acclaimed creators.
“This isn't just a reboot; it's a spectacular new era.”
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On the collected edition front, fans have waited years for this: the Afterlife with Archie Deluxe Edition HC. Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Francesco Francavilla's genre-defining horror series, which famously unleashed a zombie apocalypse on Riverdale, finally gets its complete collection. This definitive hardcover includes the never-before-collected issues #6-10 and a full cover gallery. It’s a must-have for anyone who wants to revisit Archie’s darkest timeline.
Oni isn't stopping there. Jarrett Melendez and Irene Flores return with Chef's Kiss Again, the sequel to their Alex Award-winning queer romance graphic novel. Ben and Liam are back, navigating dream jobs, new responsibilities, and the anxieties of a blossoming relationship. For those seeking something truly unique, look for international graphic novels like Yoann Kavege's wordless, intergalactic odyssey Moon Deer and Mathieu Bablet's optimistic, climate-focused Silent Jenny, both translated from French. These are thoughtful, visually striking stories that push the boundaries of the medium.
While new series and deluxe editions grab headlines, fan-favorite series continue. Look for new issues of Archie, Fort Psycho, The Forever Home, and Cruel Kingdom. Meanwhile, Super Mondo Mega Mutts, Adventure Time: Quadruple Feature, Biker Mice from Mars: Scorch, and Faceless and the Family wrap up their runs. Oni Press is clearly committed to a diverse lineup, balancing beloved characters with fresh, globally sourced voices and ambitious creator-owned projects.
Reading the four
Every letter here carries a digit; together they make 211, which folds down to 4. The weight sits in “Solicits”, which carries 34 on its own and reduces to 7.
What the 4 brings is foundation. Its named subject, Oni Press, reads as a 7 (analyst & seeker), so the report and the thing it describes are pulling in different directions. Whatever else this report is doing, it is doing it with the 4's insistence that what lasts must be built patiently.
The vowels alone reduce to 7, the consonants to 6. Inquiry underneath, responsibility on the surface. The gap between them is where the story is most interesting.
The 4 asks you to look for the constraint the subject was working inside. The 4 confuses the frame for the work. Structures outlive their usefulness, and several entries here describe conventions kept long past their reason. The other reports that reduce to 4 are collected on The Structure.
Catzye Take
This fall looks strong for Oni Press, showing a clear strategy to blend big-name character launches with acclaimed creator-owned projects and diverse international titles. Fans of classic Archie characters will want to jump on Sabrina, but don't sleep on the innovative graphic novels pushing the medium forward. It's a smart play in a competitive market. We file it under 4. Read it as a structure, and look for the constraint the subject was working inside.
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