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Are There Any Gone Spin-Offs Or Sequel Projects Announced?
2025-08-30 13:24:40
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Owen
I’ve been trying to follow this little corner of the internet for a while now, so I can probably be of some help with new stuff too. To the best of my knowledge, there are no spin-offs or sequels to “Gone” that the rights holders are advertising. As for actual continuations, there are plenty of speculations and even some rather nice fan-made continuations of “Gone” on fanfiction sites and in a couple of collaborative zines that have been released at some of the smaller conventions I go to.
Follow Google News for the title name and follow the publisher’s press releases every few weeks. If the book is to be made into a film or TV series, then trades such as Variety and Deadline would typically pick up on the news early. Follow creator interviews around the book’s anniversary and look for hints as to whether or not they are working on side projects or new stories in the expanded universe. I can track the sources for you and recommend some of the better channels to receive the news through.
Follow Google News for the title name and follow the publisher’s press releases every few weeks. If the book is to be made into a film or TV series, then trades such as Variety and Deadline would typically pick up on the news early. Follow creator interviews around the book’s anniversary and look for hints as to whether or not they are working on side projects or new stories in the expanded universe. I can track the sources for you and recommend some of the better channels to receive the news through.
2025-08-31
Harper
I haven’t come across any information confirming any spin-offs or sequels to ‘Gone’ from official sources, but I know there are plenty of fan-created projects (one-shot stories), etc. from the creators and other writers of other books by the same publisher too.
For updates on any announcements of new projects based on ‘Gone’, be sure to follow the creators and the publisher on social media, sign up to their newsletters and look for news on reputable entertainment news sites and manga and book publisher blogs. These sources will announce any new projects in good time and you’ll be advised of a release date as well as where you can read the work.
For updates on any announcements of new projects based on ‘Gone’, be sure to follow the creators and the publisher on social media, sign up to their newsletters and look for news on reputable entertainment news sites and manga and book publisher blogs. These sources will announce any new projects in good time and you’ll be advised of a release date as well as where you can read the work.
2025-09-01
Sophia
I get so excited for the potential of a sequel to be announced, almost to the same extent that I get excited for the release of a new game. From scouring the social media profiles of companies and their personnel, to combing through fan made content on various forums and websites, to checking the periodic newsletters that the bigger publishers send out, it seems that as of now, there is no official word on sequels for ‘Gone’. (Note that I said no official word, not a dead end, so keep an eye out for short stories that will be published in various magazines, artbooks that the creators of Gone are publishing in collaboration with other artists that will further delve into the world, and panels at live events where creators may announce something months in advance).
Oftentimes a franchise is continued under a different name. Sometimes a total new project is started by the core team of a previous work, sporting similar subject matter or characters. I recommend bookmarking the official publisher page, the creator’s email newsletter and keeping an eye on comicbook and book-festivals (where new projects are often first announced). I get so much fun in digging around for these ‘Hint-Bits’. It’s almost like going on a treasure hunt each time again.
Oftentimes a franchise is continued under a different name. Sometimes a total new project is started by the core team of a previous work, sporting similar subject matter or characters. I recommend bookmarking the official publisher page, the creator’s email newsletter and keeping an eye on comicbook and book-festivals (where new projects are often first announced). I get so much fun in digging around for these ‘Hint-Bits’. It’s almost like going on a treasure hunt each time again.
2025-09-02
Jade
I try to keep an eye on the various official forums and channels (including the author’s etc.) for news of sequels, spin-offs, etc. While there’s been occasional teasing of side-stories by various creators on their personal tweets, I haven’t come across any concrete news of sequels for Gone recently. The landscape is constantly shifting, though – it’s entirely possible that publishers could announce follow-ups to a series at various conventions etc. throughout the year in small press releases that get very little coverage.
If you can’t wait for a sequel or are just looking for more Gone right now, follow the author, the publisher’s official website, and major anime and publishing news such as Anime News Network and various newsletters. Chances are that any official announcements of a sequel will be made first on these sites. I also keep an eye on places like fan translation sites and doujinshi circles. Sometimes authors collaborate on a short one shot or special chapter, which is never collected into a full length series but that’s half the fun of tracking down teasers, casting the characters in wishlists of who they should get a spin off series, and imagining how it would change the tone of the series as a whole. I’ll be sure to refresh that page over and over again if anything does end up being announced.
If you can’t wait for a sequel or are just looking for more Gone right now, follow the author, the publisher’s official website, and major anime and publishing news such as Anime News Network and various newsletters. Chances are that any official announcements of a sequel will be made first on these sites. I also keep an eye on places like fan translation sites and doujinshi circles. Sometimes authors collaborate on a short one shot or special chapter, which is never collected into a full length series but that’s half the fun of tracking down teasers, casting the characters in wishlists of who they should get a spin off series, and imagining how it would change the tone of the series as a whole. I’ll be sure to refresh that page over and over again if anything does end up being announced.
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