The Long-Lived King, written by series creator Dana Terrace, came out Sept. 29, 2026. The 144-page manga-style book follows King after he accidentally erases Luz’s memories.
The Owl House fans have been waiting three years for more, and it finally showed up on bookshelves instead of TV.
The Owl House: The Long-Lived King came out Sept. 29, 2026, per Laughing Place. It’s a 144-page original graphic novel written by series creator Dana Terrace and series writer Mikki Crisostomo, with art by Daun Han, a former Disney TV Animation storyboard artist.
It’s the first new Owl House story since the show ended in 2023.
What is The Owl House: The Long-Lived King about?
King, and the downside of living forever.
In the show, King learned he’s a Titan, from the same race of giants whose remains became the Boiling Isles, the world Luz falls into.
Being a Titan means he’ll likely outlive everyone in his Owl House family. That fear drives the story, per Comics Beat. King uses one of the Collector’s devices to erase painful memories, but it goes wrong and wipes Luz’s memories instead.
To fix it, he has to team up with the Collector and Eda and face their biggest fears.
The book takes place before the time-jump in the series finale, per Comics Beat. So it fills in a stretch of the story the show skipped over.
What does The Long-Lived King look like?
It’s done in the traditional manga black-and-white style.
That’s a change from the show’s bright colors, and it fits the book’s quieter, more personal story.
Why is The Owl House continuing as a graphic novel?
Because the show ran out of room.
Terrace has said the book is a way to “fill in lost gaps” and tell stories the team couldn’t fit into the series, per Comics Beat.
The Owl House aired on Disney Channel from 2020 to 2023. Its third and final season was cut down to three 44-minute specials, per Laughing Place, which left fans with a lot of questions about what happened between the big moments. A book doesn’t need a network time slot, so it can pick up those threads.
How much is The Owl House graphic novel?
$22.99 for the paperback, per Comics Beat. It’s sold through major booksellers, including Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
If you’re buying for a younger reader, it’s written for the same audience as the show, so it’s a safe pick for tweens and teens who grew up with Luz.
Is The Owl House on Disney+?
Yes. All three seasons of The Owl House stream on Disney+.
The show won a Peabody Award in 2021, praised for “building a wildly inventive other world that makes room for everyone,” per Laughing Place. It also built a loud online fan base that kept pushing for more after it ended.
A rewatch before reading the book wouldn’t hurt, especially the three final specials. The Long-Lived King assumes you know who the Collector is, and what King found out about himself.
Who are King, Luz and Eda in The Owl House?
A quick refresher if it’s been a while.
Luz Noceda is a human teenager from Gravesfield, Connecticut, who stumbles through a portal into the Boiling Isles and decides she wants to become a witch. Eda Clawthorne, known as the Owl Lady, is the cursed, rule-breaking witch who takes her in. King is Eda’s small, bone-masked roommate who insists he’s the king of demons, until the show reveals what he really is.
Will there be more Owl House graphic novels?
Nothing has been announced.
Terrace’s comments about “a path to continue the Owl House story” suggest she’d like there to be more, per Comics Beat. Whether that happens probably depends on how well this one sells.
So if you want more King, buying the book is your vote.
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Hat Tips:
Laughing Place (Oct. 1, 2026), release date, creative team, art style, series history and the Peabody citation
Comics Beat (2026), page count, price, premise, timeline and Dana Terrace’s quotes
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