The Owl House Returns as a New Graphic Novel

Fans of the Disney Channel fantasy whose third season was compressed into a three-part event are getting more: an original graphic novel that expands the world rather than just serving as commemorative merchandise. On X (formerly Twitter), creator Dana Terrace shared new art and called the announcement something the team had long wanted to reveal.

The visuals look less like a poster and more like a setup for a new arc, and tagged collaborators from the show suggest a direct creative link to the original run. The project, titled The Owl House: The Long-Lived King, is billed as a brand-new story co-written by Dana Terrace and Mikki Crisostomo and illustrated by Daun Han.

The listing notes publication through Disney’s Hyperion Avenue imprint in partnership with Penguin Random House, signaling an official continuation rather than a one-off tie-in. PenguinRandomHouse’s listing positions the graphic novel after the series finale, aiming to explore the aftermath and the characters in that post-ending space with a particular focus on King.

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