Disney Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town #1
| Writer | Torunn Gronbekk |
| Artist | Edu Menna |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
BOYS AND GIRLS OF EVERY AGE - TIME FOR SOMETHING NEW AND STRANGE!
Dynamite's first-ever ongoing comic book series set in the world of the beloved film Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas is coming this January! Written by acclaimed author TORUNN GRØNBEKK (Red Sonja, Catwoman, Thor) and illustrated by the supernaturally talented EDU MENNA, Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town returns to the enchanted lands of Halloween Town and Christmas Town for an all-new tale of adventure that will have readers in stitches!
It all begins with the unveiling of Dr. Finkelstein's newest cr
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8.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Jan 06, 2026The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town #1 is a charming, faithful continuation that understands exactly why fans love this world. With spot-on character voices, film-accurate art, and a premise that feels both fresh and inevitable, it works equally well as a kid-friendly romp and a nostalgia hit for longtime fans. Read Full Review
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8.0
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Jan 07, 2026The original film had such a richly textured concept and ensemble of characters. It really DOES lend itself quite well to a longer-running serialized fiction format. Its nice to see some of that potential being embraced by creatives like Grnbekk who have te opportunty to explore things in just a bit more detail around the edges of a story that c learly continues to have a great deal of appeal decades after it left multiplexes back in 1993. Grnbekk is such a talented writer. Itll be intersting to see where she takes the concept in future issues. Read Full Review
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7.0
Graphic Policy - Brett
Jan 07, 2026Tim Burtons The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town isn't bad at all and there's potential in the fun but it feels like it attempts to capture the flow of the dialogue from the film which was driven by the musical nature of the movie and that doesn't quite translate to the comic page. It comes off a little stilted in some ways. The lack of some details too hurts the comic making readers wonder about them and distracting in some ways. But, overall, there's some potential here to bring back the film as a series of monthly comics much like other Disney launches at Dynamite. As a fan of the film, I've got my hopes, but this might be one to wait until it's collected. Read Full Review
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