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Adventure Time #11

Mar 2026 · Oni Press · 4.99 USD
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Adventure Time (2025) #11 is part of the first original Adventure Time comic book series published in six years — a revival that Oni Press launched in April 2025 after acquiring the license from Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products and Cartoon Network, picking up narratively where the Eisner Award-winning BOOM! Studios run left off. As part three of a four-chapter arc titled 'Handbook Heroes,' issue #11 deepens the ongoing Marceline/Simon Petrikov (Ice King) emotional thread that has been a cornerstone of the franchise's storytelling identity since the animated series, while escalating a Fire Kingdom mistaken-identity plot that showcases the series' signature blend of comedy and consequence. The issue also continues the 'Lemonhope, Alone' backup serial, sustaining the anthology-within-a-monthly structure that Oni established as a defining feature of this new run — a format choice that echoes the best tradition of the BOOM! Studios era while giving emerging talent a recurring platform.

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History

Oni Press secured the Adventure Time comics license in 2024 through a partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products and Cartoon Network, then launched the new ongoing series on April 9, 2025 — the first original Adventure Time comic story since the 2019 graphic novel 'Party Bash Blues.' Series editor Megan Brown shepherded the book with a deliberate rotating-artist model: writer-cartoonist-animator Nick Winn (Bloody Mary) serves as the series' primary writer and creative anchor, while a succession of guest artists handle interiors arc by arc. For issue #11, that rotating seat went to Agustin Morales (Go Go Proton, Megahrtz), with backup writer Elizabeth Brei also credited — part of the same collaborative pipeline that has brought in Eisner Award winners and LA Times Book Prize finalists across the series' first year.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • Published March 18, 2026 by Oni Press (series designation: Adventure Time (2025) #11).
  • Written by Nick Winn — a cartoonist, animator, and the series' lead creative voice — who is also a former storyboard contributor to the Adventure Time animated universe.
  • Interior art by Agustin Morales (Go Go Proton, Megahrtz), continuing the series' arc-by-arc rotating guest artist format.
  • Issue #11 is Part 3 of the four-part 'Handbook Heroes' arc, set primarily in the Fire Kingdom and centered on Finn and Jake being falsely accused of stealing Flame Princess's mother's crown.
  • The issue continues a secondary plot thread tracking Marceline's attempts to reach the man Simon Petrikov beneath the Ice King's curse — one of the franchise's most emotionally significant ongoing storylines.
  • Carries the backup story 'Lemonhope, Alone' (Part 3 of 4), which runs across issues #9–12, credited to backup writer Elizabeth Brei and artist Cleonique Hilsaca.
  • Five cover editions were produced: Cover A by Nick Winn, Cover B by Agustin Morales (variant), Cover C a Flame Princess Red Blank variant, Cover D a 1:10 variant by Naikia Felder, and Cover E a 1:20 black-and-white variant by Nick Winn.
  • This series represents the first original Adventure Time comic since 2019 and the first ongoing monthly since the BOOM! Studios run ended in 2018 after 75 issues and twelve spin-off series.

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