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KPop Demon Hunters Gets a Screen Comic Boxed Set Before the Sequel

The Netflix smash-hit animated feature is turning its 95-minute story into a 704-page collectible comic, out this November.

Priya RamanPublished · 1 min read
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Penguin Random House is releasing "KPop Demon Hunters: The Official Screen Comic Boxed Set" later this year, Collider reports. The 704-page set costs $60 and is being called an ultimate collector's item for fans.

The collection adapts the 95-minute film into a comic book format. It comes with two paperback volumes, a holographic foil slipcase, and foil-stamped book covers. Other extras include lyrics from the full soundtrack, including deluxe-only tracks "Hunter's Mantra" and "Jinu's Lament," two foldout posters of HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys, and a unified spine design showing Rumi's two sides.

For those unfamiliar with the film: "KPop Demon Hunters" follows an all-female K-pop idol group called HUNTR/X, who are secretly demon hunters. Their singing creates a magical barrier called the Honmoon that stops demons from entering the human world. The demon king Gwi-Ma counterattacks by forming a demon boy band called the Saja Boys to turn fans against the hunters.

The movie became a viral hit after its Netflix debut, earning major awards and setting a platform record. It is the first film to spend an entire year on Netflix's official Top 10 Movie charts worldwide. A sequel has already been greenlit.

The boxed set is scheduled for release on November 3, 2026. The original film is available to stream on Netflix now.

  • animated film
  • box set
  • comic
  • KPop Demon Hunters
  • Netflix
  • Penguin Random House

About Priya Raman

Priya Raman is a staff writer at TV & Movies, where she writes Three Episodes In, the site's verdict on new series after their first three episodes. She spent four years as a writers' assistant on two network dramas and later read scripts for production companies in Chicago and Los Angeles. She has a BA in English from the University of Michigan and an MFA in screenwriting from DePaul University. She covers prestige drama, limited series and workplace comedies. Favorites: The Wire, Halt and Catch Fire, Abbott Elementary. She has opinions about cold opens and will share them if asked.

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