Since both editions of the illustrated Goblet of Fire clocked in at the same number of pages, it stands to reason that this page count will likely apply to both versions of the illustrated Order of the Phoenix as well.Ĭonsidering that Order of the Phoenix is the longest book in the series, it’d be interesting to see how the tome balances the text and artwork. So it’s time to grab your calendar and start counting down the days.Ī post shared by Louise Clark And Jim Kay the news continues to flow because earlier this week, an Amazon preorder listing appeared online, revealing that the collector’s edition of the illustrated Order of the Phoenix will be a whopping 576 pages, which is over 100 pages more than the fourth illustrated Potter book.
Even better, we learned that there won’t be any more waiting since both the standard and deluxe editions will be released on the same day. Thankfully, 2022 brought with it some phenomenal news.Īfter years of little to no news, it was finally revealed late last month that the illustrated Order of the Phoenix would be released on October 11, just in time for the holiday season. In the interim, some Jim Kay illustrations were featured in last October’s Harry Potter: A Magical Year, but it was no substitute for what Kay has in store for the fifth book. Though Potter fans already have copies of Order of the Phoenix in their collections, it’s Jim Kay’s gorgeous artistic interpretations of the text that collectors have been clamoring for. Since the 2019 release of the illustrated edition of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, fans have been waiting for any scrap of news regarding the highly anticipated follow-up, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix: The Illustrated Edition.
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