“It’s a little more dealing in the supernatural realm,” Goldwater says.Įven Salem, the magical cat, will be re-imagined – he’s a tad more naughty this time around.

Story wise, the project aims to be more action-oriented than previous incarnations like ABC’s short-lived Saturday morning “Sabrina: the Animated Series” (1999-2000) or the sitcom starring Melissa Joan Hart that ran from 1996-2003 on both ABC and then the WB network. Is it just me, or does it seem like people name drop Twilight when what they actually want to say is “stories with magic in them aimed at girls?” (As if that hasn’t pretty much been a whole genre for decades now anyway.) In any case, we’ll forgive the name dropping simply because it’s so closely followed by Buffy.Īnd because the rest of what the LA Times describes doesn’t sound much like Twilight at all. “It’s a combination of ‘Twilight’ meets ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’… she’s more modern.”

“This is the first new animation for Sabrina in almost 10 years,” says. Today Archie Comics announced that they’ll be partnering with Moonscoop entertainment to bring a computer animated Sabrina show to networks soon, hopefully to air by October of next year. It’s been eight years since there was a version of Sabrina the Teenage Witch on television, whether in animated form or starring Clarissa Explains it All veteran Melissa Joan Hart.

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