Netflix just keeps on blessing us with more and more queer content these days! (We're totally not complaining!)

The streaming giant announced earlier today that author and cartoonist Molly Knox Ostertag's beloved young adult graphic novel The Witch Boy is being adapted into an animated, feature-length film — and we're excited AF to see it! 

Netflix released beautiful concept art as a teaser to give fans a taste of what's to come! 

With a screenplay written by American Gods' Maria Melnik, direction by Oscar nominee Minkyu Lee, and new original music from our fave musical sister trio Haim, The Witch Boy tells the fantastical story of a young boy named Aster who lives in a world where societal expectations of gender inform the way people use magic.

"In a secret, magical community where girls are born to be witches and boys grow into shapeshifters, Aster is surprised to discover his emerging and extraordinary witch powers," Netflix's official description of the film reads. "When a mysterious danger threatens his world, Aster must embark on a journey to uncover the truth behind himself, his powers, and everything that is magical."

The series is notable for the way it explores gender and identity, and as fans point on, even features queer characters!

"It has been a life-long dream of mine to create an animated film that pushes the medium forward, both in content and form," Lee said in a statement about adapting Ostertag's The Witch Boy project for a full-length musical flick. "The connection between this dream, my experiences, and Aster and Juniper's story is what draws me to this film every day. I am grateful to be creating this with the wonderful team at Netflix. My hope is that this film, by celebrating queerness and "otherness," will come to audiences around the world as something truly special."

No release date has officially been announced yet, but we can't wait to see how queer representation in animated films progresses to even greater heights by the time it does drop on Netflix!