Disney Hyperion, Disney Publishing Worldwide And Dana Terrace Team Up For "The Owl House: The Long Lived King" Graphic Novel Slated For Fall 2026.

Us weirdos have to stick together ✨🦉

Disney Publishing Worldwide has teamed up with Dana Terrace, Mikki Crisostomo and Daun Han to make "The Owl House: The Long Lived King" an original graphic novel based on the cult classic Disney Channel series.

📚The Owl House: The Long Lived King - September 29, 2026

  • Dana Terrace
  • Mikki Crisostomo
  • Daun Han
  • 144 Pages
  • Disney Hyperion
  • Disney Press
  • Disney Publishing Worldwide
  • Disney Editions
In an all-new adventure set in the world of Disney’s The Owl House, Luz, Eda, King, and the gang return in The Long-Lived King, an original graphic novel cowritten by series creator Dana Terrace.
Set after the events of the series finale, dive deeper into the Boiling Isles than ever before. King has never fully considered what it means to be a Titan—until now. Burdened by the knowledge that he will outlive his beloved Owl House family, he’s still determined to enjoy every moment he can with them. Even if that means using one of the Collector’s devices to wipe away his sad memories.
But when King accidentally erases Luz’s memories, he must enlist the Collector and Eda to help him recover Luz’s memories and confront their deepest fears along the way. Packed with humor, action, and stunning black-and-white illustrations in a fresh, manga-inspired style, this graphic novel welcomes readers back to The Owl House with an unforgettable adventure.

Raising the Horseman

Serena Valentino

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Book: 30

Favorite Quote:

N/A

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This is the first book review I have done that I do not have a favorite quote! I just cannot think of anything memorable that just stuck out to me.

Overall, the book was good! Kevin (my husband) and I listened to this as our birthday roadtrip book and it was good! This is an LGBTQ+ modern retelling of the Sleepy Hollow and Headless Horseman legend. There is a lot of discourse about how this book feels very forced but I did not think so. I will say that the treatment of the main character by her boyfriend for the first half of the book caused both Kev and I to just shout “F YOU BLAKE” so that became a bit for the weekend. If you are a die hard sleepy hollow fan, maybe avoid this one. If you are a Disney fan who likes that taste of sleepy hollow and Halloween, this is meant for you!

After defeating Lucifer and sacrificing the love of her life, Jack, Schuyler wakes up back in New York safe and sound. Only it’s not quite the New York she knows, and she’s not in her regular body. She looks different and feels different and so does everyone else. Schuyler soon discovers that in this world, her best friend has a different last name, her parents are both alive and well and one of them is an entirely different person, and the love of her life? Not so dead after all. The catch? Jack has no idea who she is. As it turns out, Schuyler is not in her New York. She’s not even in her universe. This is an alternate reality. One where Lucifer is alive and well and acting as mayor of New York, Blue Bloods are luring humans to clinics to drain their blood, and Jack is Lucifer’s right hand man. Just when she thinks all is lost, Schuyler is contacted by a familiar friend—the Silver Blood, Kingsley. The Kingsley from her world. He actually remembers the Schuyler she used to be! But he also has a theory, and it’s one she doesn’t like. That Schuyler was sent here to defeat Lucifer. Again. And that she’s the only person in this universe or any universe that can defeat him.