Cover: Stan Goldberg & Joe Sinnott

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch #6

Jul 1972 · Archie · 0.25 USD

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In "Witch Switch," Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, takes on a spooky mystery at a shuttering amusement park where a ghostly figure is driving away visitors. With her usual mix of charm and clever magic, she uncovers the truth behind the haunting—only to find the "ghost" is a clever disguise, not a supernatural threat. Written by Dick Malmgren and brought to life by Stan Goldberg’s expressive art, this 1972 classic features vibrant colors by Barry Grossman and sharp lettering by Bill Yoshida, with a cover by Stan Goldberg and Joe Sinnott that captures the playful eeriness of the tale.

Contains 6 stories

Witch Switch

8 pp · Humor, Fantasy, Teen

SabrinaAunt HildaAunt ZeldaHex

In "Witch Switch," Sabrina finds herself in a playful spellbinding showdown when her aunts summon the charming warlock Hex to teach her the pleasures of dark magic—only to discover that her heart still holds the real spell. Written by the team behind the series and illustrated with whimsical flair, this 1972 tale spins a lighthearted fantasy where charm meets kindness, and love proves a more powerful potion than any curse.

Which Watch is Which?

11 pp · Humor, Fantasy, Teen

SabrinaAunt HildaHarvey

I Get the Point

1 pp · Humor, Fantasy, Teen

Here's Mud In Your Eye

1 pp · Humor, Fantasy, Teen

Freeze Tease!

1 pp · Humor, Children

Li'l JinxGreg

Ghost Chasers

10 pp · Humor, Detective-Mystery, Fantasy, Teen

SabrinaHarvey

When the old amusement park faces closure due to a ghostly scare, Sabrina steps in to solve the mystery—only to find the spook is more prank than phantom. With a touch of magic and a sharp eye, she unravels the truth behind the haunting, proving that some ghosts are just people in costume.