After 13 Years, New Black Mirror Release Revisits Its Greatest Episode

Published Nov 4, 2026, 9:53 AM EST Robert Wood is a writer and editor based out of Cheshire, England. He is the author of 'The False Elephant: and 99 Other Unreasonably Short Stories' - 100 stories, each told in exactly 100 words. Rob got into comics via Bendis' Ultimate Spider-Man and the UK anthology 'The Mighty World of Marvel,' which was running Frank Miller's Daredevil, Classic Hulk and Contest of Champions II. Prior to journalism, he worked in copywriting and copyedited for Oxford University Press. He is on X as @PinchTwigs and Instagram as roobwoodjourno. Sign in to your ScreenRant account Thirteen years after it first aired, Black Mirror invites fans to revisit one of its greatest episodes of all time, direct from the mind of franchise creator Charlie Brooker. From the romance of 'San Junipero' to the existential horror of 'USS Callister,' fans will always be divided on the best Black Mirror entry. However, for our money, that honor goes to 'White Bear' and its combination of a freaky post-apocalypse and brutally dark twist ending. The episode sees Lenora Crichlow's Victoria wake to a world gone mad, where vicious Hunters pursue innocent victims, while the majority of people stand back and video it all on their phones. In the episode's horrific ending, fans learn Victoria's experiences are part of a 'Justice Park' where she's repeatedly mindwiped and terrorized, with voyeur members of the public invited to participate. Black Mirror Adapts White Bear Episode For New Graphic Novel Now, this chilling chilling sci-fi episode is headed for a new adaptation, as Twisted Comics announces a new graphic novel adaptation. Adapted by Neil Gibon and Piotr Kawolski, with pulp cover art from Butcher Billy, the issue is the latest adaption, following graphic novel takes on USS Callister and San Junipero, Via its website, Twisted Comics is currently taking orders for the new comic, which is planned to ship January 2027. Fans who reserve the special hard cover edition will receive a numbered collectors edition with their name printed inside. The graphic novel's official summary reads: SHE DOESN'T KNOW WHO SHE IS. THEY ALREADY DO. A woman wakes in an empty house. No memory. No explanation. Outside, the world has gone quiet - except for the people holding up their phones. They film her. They follow her. They never intervene. As she runs, pieces of a life she can’t remember begin to surface. A signal. A symbol. A place called White Bear. And the growing certainty that whatever is appening… it is meant for her. One of Black Mirror’s most uncompromising stories, now reimagined as a graphic novel - to read, to keep, and to feel the weight of every panel. This is a developing story, more will be added shortly...