Chilling Adventures in Sorcery as Told by Sabrina #1

In "Behold the Beast," a lonely boy with four arms flees his attic prison only to be hunted by a furious mob. Seeking refuge in the swamp, he finds unexpected kindness in a blind girl who sees beyond his monstrous form. Their fragile connection unfolds in silence and wonder, as danger closes in from both the world and the earth itself.

In "The Boy Who Cried Vampire," Sabrina spins a chilling tale from her collection of spooky stories: at a party, a nervous boy named Stanley encounters his uncle Bruce, who suddenly reveals fangs and hypnotizes him, leaving two marks on his neck. When Stanley accuses Bruce of being a vampire, the wound is explained away as a self-inflicted injury from a carving fork—everyone, even Stanley, assumes he lost consciousness and stabbed himself. But in a quiet moment alone, Bruce confesses he deliberately used the fork to make the bite seem impossible to believe.

In "Curiosity Kills," Jason, the nephew who inherited twelve million dollars from his wealthy, disliked uncle, becomes fixated on the mysterious unopened box left to his brother Luke—his uncle’s favorite. Driven by envy and the nagging belief that the box must hold something far more valuable than money, Jason’s obsession begins to unravel his grip on reality.