For years, fans of Gravity Falls have been waiting for any excuse to return to the Mystery Shack. The beloved animated series may have wrapped up its two-season run back in 2016, but the strange little town—with its gnomes, cryptids, and that terrifying triangle—has never really left the spotlight. Now, Disney is giving fans a brand-new way to dive back into the weirdness.
During the Future of Digital Comics panel at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, Disney announced that Gravity Falls: Lost Legends will officially make its way to WEBTOON in 2027. The graphic novel, originally released in 2018, is joining a growing slate of Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars comics on the digital platform, giving readers a fresh way to experience the series' signature blend of mystery and humor.
Four New Adventures in the Gravity Falls Universe
Lost Legends isn't a single continuous story—it's a collection of four separate tales featuring Dipper, Mabel, Stan, Ford, Pacifica, and other familiar faces. The stories are cleverly tied together by Shmebulock, the gnome cursed to say only his own name, who finally gets a chance to speak freely during the one night every thousand years when his curse lifts. It's a framing device that feels perfectly in line with the show's love of hidden codes and quirky mythology.
The graphic novel was written by series creator Alex Hirsch, who brought together an impressive creative team including artists Meredith Gran, Stephanie Ramirez, Asaf Hanuka, Jacob Chabot, Priscilla Tang, and The Owl House creator Dana Terrace. The result is a collection that feels like a natural extension of the show, complete with the same supernatural weirdness, laugh-out-loud humor, and surprisingly heartfelt character moments that made Gravity Falls a fan favorite.
A Natural Fit for Digital Comics
The WEBTOON release is part of an ongoing partnership between Disney and the digital comics platform that kicked off in 2025. Disney has been adapting its vast library of comics for mobile readers, and Lost Legends is a particularly good match. After all, so much of Gravity Falls revolves around digging through pages, hunting for clues, and uncovering secrets hidden in plain sight—an experience that translates perfectly to the scroll-and-tap format of WEBTOON.
While this isn't the long-awaited Gravity Falls Season 3, it's another welcome addition to the franchise's expanding universe. Fans have already gotten extra lore through Journal 3 and The Book of Bill, and now Lost Legends offers yet another reason to revisit the town that never stops being strange. For those who can't get enough of the show's unique charm, this digital release is shaping up to be a must-read.
If you're craving more animated adventures in the meantime, check out some of the fantasy films worth replaying or dive into the most joyful Disney movies for a dose of pure fun. And for those who appreciate a good villain, don't miss our ranking of fantasy's most terrifying villains.
Gravity Falls: Lost Legends hits WEBTOON in 2027. Until then, the Mystery Shack remains open—at least in our hearts.
