Stories can live on our screens or within the pages of books—but their true impact begins when they make their way into people’s hearts.
For decades, Paramount Global—the parent company of Nickelodeon and its expansive world of Nicktoons—has built stories that audiences return to time and time again. With a legacy rooted in screen-based storytelling, much of its focus has been on creating worlds designed for television and film, with occasional companion stories extending beyond the screen.
Now, that approach is evolving.
Looking to meet audiences wherever they are, Paramount is expanding its storytelling reach with the launch of its new publishing imprint, Paramount Global Publishing. This move not only extends its existing film and television properties onto the page, but also opens the door for entirely new stories to take shape beyond the screen.
While full details around the imprint are still unfolding, the potential is clear. For fans, it means more ways to connect with the worlds they love—whether that’s stepping into something new for the first time or returning to a familiar place that still feels like home.
And in a landscape where stories are constantly competing for attention, this move feels like something more than expansion—it feels like intention.
Because the stories that last aren’t just the ones we watch.
They’re the ones we carry with us long after the screen fades to black.