There are a few recent Disney Channel shows with a louder, more stubborn afterlife than the show in question. Even though its final and third season was compressed into a three-part event, its cult fan base couldn’t really digest the season being cut short like that. Disney seldom circles back to a shelved cult favorite, especially one that had to wrap faster than planned, so the fans are now getting something more fleshed out, a graphic novel.

On X (formerly Twitter), series creator Dana Terrace shared fresh art and described the update as something the team had been waiting a long time to announce, language that usually signals canon, not just merch. The visuals read less like a commemorative poster and more like a setup for a new arc, with multiple characters staged, so that means the excitement is justified. Add in the tagged collaborators from the original run, and you’ll start to feel like it’s a way to bring the Boiling Isles back without restarting the TV machine.

The franchise is returning in print as an original graphic novel, The Owl House: The Long-Lived King. It’s co-written by Dana Terrace and Mikki Crisostomo, illustrated by Daun Han, and positioned as a brand-new story. The official listing notes it’s being published through Disney’s Hyperion Avenue imprint in partnership with Penguin Random House, a clean, official route that cements the idea that this isn’t a one-off novelty, but a genuine continuation with room to explore what the show didn’t have time to fully unpack.

‘The Owl House: The Long-Lived King’ Is Set After the Series Finale

The official positioning on the PenguinRandomHouse official website is clear: it’s set after the events of the series finale, designed to explore more of the world and characters in that post-ending space. That matters because it’s the stretch of the timeline that viewers have speculated about the most, the emotional aftermath, the quiet consequences, the “what now?” that a finale can only hint at. In a nutshell, it’s more Owl House content, and it’s King-focused.

The Owl House graphic novel is currently in development, and no release date has been unveiled yet. All three seasons of The Owl House are available to stream on Disney+. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.