The Kane Chronicles

[Sotiris]

‘The Kane Chronicles’ Series Is In Development At Disney+
https://www.nexuspointnews.com/post/exc ... -at-disney

20th Television Has Officially Acquired The Rights To ‘The Kane Chronicles’
https://nexuspointnews.com/20th-televis ... hronicles/

Rick Riordan and Angela Robinson to Create ‘The Kane Chronicles’ Series for Disney+
https://nexuspointnews.com/exclusive-ri ... es-disney/

Rick Riordan’s ‘Kane Chronicles’ Series in the Works at Disney+
https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/kane-c ... 236850756/

[Lele]

Since Disney made black and asian actors play greek gods and children of greeks gods, I better see blonde and blue eyed white actors calling themselves egyptian gods and children of egyptian gods here as well.

[Patricier21]

Since Disney made black and asian actors play greek gods and children of greeks gods, I better see blonde and blue eyed white actors calling themselves egyptian gods and children of egyptian gods here as well.

Indeed, well said

[drfsupercenter]

Interesting to see the Kane Chronicles being adapted into a series! Hope the casting decisions do justice to the Egyptian mythology and characters.

[taylelerly]

Since Disney made black and asian actors play greek gods and children of greeks gods, I better see blonde and blue eyed white actors calling themselves egyptian gods and children of egyptian gods here as well.

Exactly!

[PatchofBlue]

After the Netflix gig didn't work out, they're back at Disney+ after all.

https://www.comicbasics.com/rick-riorda ... o-pay-off/

I never actually got very far into the series. I found the first book to be a little frenetic and unfocused. (I'll also acknowledge that I don't have the same investment in Egyptian mythology that I do in Greek mythology, so the payoffs were comparatively slimmer next to Percy Jackson.) It's not out of the question that I might revisit them, though, if this thing picks up steam.