Sabrina, the Teenage Witch #11

Sabrina tries to prove that magic isn’t the only way to handle a bully when Della bans her from using spells to teach one a lesson. Watching from the sidelines, she sees an ordinary girl transform a tough classmate into a kinder person—not with spells, but through the quiet power of genuine connection.

In "The Opportunist," Sabrina’s babysitting duties take a wild turn when Reggie shows up with charm on his mind and a plan to steal her away from Harvey. With a mix of smug confidence and mischievous magic, Sabrina turns the tables using a few well-placed spells—leaving Reggie tangled in cactus thorns and sharing a kiss with a very unimpressed dog.

In "A Terrible Talent," Sabrina grapples with feeling out of place until she finds a surprising way to connect—with a boy whose struggles with running mirror her own sense of not fitting in. Written with a light touch and drawn with playful charm, this 1973 tale explores the quiet magic of empathy, one clumsy sprint at a time.