Netflix has finally released an art book that "KPop Demon Hunters" fans have been clamoring for – a 142-page digital tome showcasing the film's artwork. The book is divided into chapters, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the movie from start to finish. The digital book comes with some familiar and new pieces, featuring contributions from artists Ami Thompson and Celine Dahyeu Kim, as well as insight from staff members like visual development artist Won Sul Hyun.
This move mirrors that of director Guillermo del Toro's "Pinocchio," which also received an art book as part of its awards run. Netflix likely hopes to bolster the film's Oscar credentials with this release, but even without a competitive edge in the category, it's clear that the platform is committed to providing fans with additional content.
The art book marks the latest extension of "KPop Demon Hunters"' presence, with upcoming plans for Mattel dolls and a Secret Lair drop in Magic: The Gathering. A sequel to the film is also set to hit Netflix in 2029 – fingers crossed.
For now, fans can access the digital book here, with a physical version slated to arrive sometime in 2026.
This move mirrors that of director Guillermo del Toro's "Pinocchio," which also received an art book as part of its awards run. Netflix likely hopes to bolster the film's Oscar credentials with this release, but even without a competitive edge in the category, it's clear that the platform is committed to providing fans with additional content.
The art book marks the latest extension of "KPop Demon Hunters"' presence, with upcoming plans for Mattel dolls and a Secret Lair drop in Magic: The Gathering. A sequel to the film is also set to hit Netflix in 2029 – fingers crossed.
For now, fans can access the digital book here, with a physical version slated to arrive sometime in 2026.
I mean, who wouldn't want to dive deeper into the world of "KPop Demon Hunters"?! 
The fact that it's digital first is genius – now we can all get our fix ASAP! 
Ami Thompson and Celine Dahyeu Kim are my fave artists, so I'm stoked they contributed to this masterpiece. Won Sul Hyun's insight must be super insightful too 
Can't wait for the physical version in 2026... but let's be real, we're all just gonna stream it first and pretend we didn't buy a whole book 
! like KPop Demon Hunters is such an underrated film and I love that Netflix is giving us more content. 142 pages of behind-the-scenes goodness? yes please 
. fingers crossed for that sequel too 
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. It's like, they're not stopping anytime soon, and that's a good thing! Fans need more KPDH content, fam 
. I'm gonna have to get my hands on that physical art book ASAP 
So, a digital art book for "KPop Demon Hunters" that's been a long time coming 
... I mean, who doesn't love looking at concept art of K-pop idols fighting demons? 
It's like they're saying "Hey, we know you spent hours binge-watching the movie and just want more eye candy". Plus, it's only 142 pages, that's like a whole season of your favorite show 
. I guess this is what they mean by "value added content" – if you'll excuse the sarcasm 
. And hey, who knows, maybe this art book will give them enough street cred for an Oscar nod... but let's be real, that's still a long shot 
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and honestly, its kinda sad that they're only releasing an art book now... like what's left for them? they could've done more to promote the film or give fans something actually unique... but i guess its better than nothing 
. also 142 pages is just a drop in the ocean compared to how hyped the movie was 
. and a sequel that's only 2 years away?! lol what are they even doing? just throwing out more content like its 2026 already 
. and those Mattel dolls and Secret Lair drops better be worth it 
. Did you know the film broke records on Opening Day? 
4 million+ streams in one day?! 
Anyway, I'm low-key excited for Mattel dolls and Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair drops... fingers crossed that sequel comes out on time