Get Psyched: Steven Universe Has a Premiere Date

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Are you excited for Steven Universe, the new Cartoon Network series created by Rebecca Sugar, who not only has a sweet (heh) name but has also worked on Adventure Time? I don’t know about you, but I’m excited for work by anybody who’s even waved to Adventure Time on the street, not to mention the first Cartoon Network series to be created a woman. Here’s the first poster, which looks pretty kickass. The show will premiere on November 4th.

(via Rebecca Sugar)

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