Assassins Creed – Black Flag Sequel Graphic Novel Sets Sail This Fall

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Eleven years after Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag captivated fans, Ubisoft and Viz Media are bringing pirate assassin Edward Kenway back for one last adventure. The graphic novel Assassin’s Creed: Forgotten Temple launches November 18, 2025, in the US and December 18, 2025, in the UK, continuing the story after the game’s iconic ending.

Assassins Creed - Black Flag Sequel Graphic Novel Sets Sail This Fall
Assassins Creed – Black Flag Sequel Graphic Novel Sets Sail This Fall

What to Expect in “Forgotten Temple”

Set after the events of Black Flag, the novel promises:

  • New swashbuckling missions testing Kenway’s combat and wit
  • Shifting alliances with fresh allies and deadlier Templar foes
  • Uncharted threats in exotic locations across the Caribbean
  • Deepened lore exploring Kenway’s legacy as an Assassin

The synopsis teases: “Infamous pirate and Assassin Edward Kenway takes on one last mission that will put all his skills to the test.”

Why Fans Should Celebrate

While rumors of a Black Flag video game remake still swirl (fueled by actor Matt Ryan’s cryptic hints), this graphic novel offers:

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  • Authentic storytelling from Ubisoft’s lore masters
  • Stunning artwork capturing the Golden Age of Piracy
  • A bridge to potential future Kenway saga expansions

For fans of the series’ best pirate adventure, this is essential reading.

Release Details & How to Pre-Order

  • US Release: November 18, 2025
  • UK Release: December 18, 2025
  • Format: Paperback, available via major retailers (Amazon, Barnes & Noble)
  • Pre-orders: Open now on Viz Media’s website

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The Legacy of Black Flag

Widely regarded as one of the top Assassin’s Creed entries, Black Flag stood out for its:

  • Charismatic protagonist (Edward Kenway’s rogue charm)
  • Innovative naval combat and open-sea exploration
  • Blend of assassin stealth and pirate freedom

This novel extends that legacy—proving Kenway’s story isn’t anchored to the past.

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