Cover: Dan DeCarlo & Jon D'Agostino

Sabrina the Teenage Witch #27

Jul 1999 · Archie · 1.79 USD; 1.99 CAD

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In "No Comment...But Don't Quote Me! Part 1," Sabrina the Teenage Witch steps behind the lens as a school newspaper photographer and reporter, trading magic for bylines. When her editor reshapes her story into something unrecognizable, Sabrina faces the real-world challenge of being heard—without her usual spells to fix things. Written by Mike Gallagher and brought to life with Dan DeCarlo’s signature art, Jon D’Agostino’s inks, Barry Grossman’s colors, and Bill Yoshida’s lettering, this 1999 issue captures the chaos of teenage journalism with a touch of witchy flair. The cover by Dan DeCarlo and Jon D’Agostino perfectly frames the moment.

Contains 5 stories

No Comment...But Don't Quote Me! Part 1

6 pp · Humor, Teen

JudyBradleyAssistant Principal Kraft

Sabrina, armed with her camera and a flair for the dramatic, lands her first real gig as a reporter and photographer for the school paper—only to find her editor has a very different idea of what "news" means. As her honest take gets twisted into something wildly unrecognizable, Sabrina must decide how far she’ll go to keep her name on the byline.

No Comment...But Don't Quote Me! Part 2

5 pp · Humor, Teen

BradleyAssistant Principal Kraft

In "No Comment...But Don't Quote Me! Part 2," Sabrina finds herself behind the lens and the byline as a school newspaper photographer and reporter, only to watch her honest reporting get reshaped into something far more sensational by her editor. With her words twisted and her photos mislabeled, Sabrina must navigate the chaos of teenage journalism and the pressure to stay true to herself—no matter how much the story changes.

Jurassic Perch

5 pp · Humor, Fantasy, Teen

Boys Will Be Boys

1 pp · Humor, Teen

Woman's Work

6 pp · Humor, Teen

SabrinaSalemZeldaEnchantraDellaFlim Flam Foom (dragon)Mr. Brindle