Sabrina the Teenage Witch by Tania del Rio

The battle will bring back old characters and new allies, and things that happened all the way back in the first few issues of my run (#58 and on) will take on a new meaning. Q: What can you say about your plans leading up to Sabrina #100, which I assume is going to be some kind of special event?Ī: Yes, it will be a very big event - the final battle between Sabrina and the Four Blades and their enemy, who will be revealed soon. #99 is due out in late December with #100 scheduled for mid-February. I’ll be coming back to draw issues #99 and #100, which will conclude the Four Blades storyline, but overall, I’m really happy with Lindsay’s work and I’m enjoying working with her and continuing the writing process for Sabrina. I brought up Lindsay Cibos’ name since I’ve always been a fan of her work, and her work on Peach Fuzz proved she can do kid-friendly comics well, so I was thrilled when Lindsay agreed to fill in for a few issues (issues #96-98). He already had Chad Thomas in mind, and we felt his style would work well with the two-part “Salem’s Secret” story arc (issues #93-94). So I spoke with my editor Mike Pellerito about it, and we agreed to find some guest artists to fill in on a few issues, so that Sabrina wouldn’t get too off-schedule. When I moved from New York to Los Angeles, I realized the transition was harder than I expected, and quite frankly, I just needed a break to get things back on track. Is that the case?Ī: I’ve been writing and drawing Sabrina pretty much nonstop without a break for the last 4 years. Q: In some of the coverage of the Tokyopop OEL situation, Lindsay Cibos said that she was the new artist on Sabrina the Teenage Witch. I asked Tania del Rio ( Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Mangaka America) some questions recently about what she’s been doing.

Sabrina the Teenage Witch by Tania del Rio