Sometimes when we really, really love a TV show, it’s easy to become obsessed with finding out as much extra detail as possible.

When the next series of your favourite show feels like it’s a million years away, fans can get caught up hunting out interviews with the cast and scouring Reddit for fan theories, all to get another tidbit of the story to work out what might happen next.

Which is why it’s good our latest obsession, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, has a whole other world of material behind it, in the form of the original comics.

Sabrina the Teenage Witch was first published by Archie Comics in 1983 and ran until 2009, before being given a dark reboot as the Chilling Adventures by Archie Horror.

Drawn up in Manga-style and focusing on much more gruesome themes such as cannibalism, murder and even incest, the 2014 comic book retelling of the Spellman family is what inspired our new favourite TV show – although many of the story lines have taken a very different turn.

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: how the comics and the TV show differ