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.

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.”
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Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple, Vol. 1 releases November 18, 2025
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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:
- 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.