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The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town #3
THERE’S A NEW KIND OF FEELING IN CHRISTMAS TOWN! With Oogie Boogie’s aggrieved ghouls hot on their tails, the mischievous trio of Lock, Stock, Barrel, along with Shiver, have arrived in Christmas Town to share their vast trick-or-treating knowledge with its inexperienced inhabitants. While the rosy-cheeked residents have got the basics down, their efforts at embodying the Halloween spirit definitely need some more bite. Luckily, Halloween Town’s pint-sized ambassadors have come prepared. In fact, they’re probably over-prepared — something that becomes painfully clear when Barrel unleashes the tricks that they’ve curated for this historic occasion. But as impressive as their efforts are, the scariest thing by far is the effect that the ghouls’ breakfast is having on Shiver! TORUNN GRØNBEKK and EDU MENNA’s jam-packed sleigh of a story begins to pick up speed in Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town #3 — all wrapped in festive covers from JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG, SOO LEE, and ALAN QUAH, as well as a special selection from the Disney Library!
Creative roster
Adriano Augusto (Colorist)
Alan Quah (Cover)
Edu Menna (Artist)
Jae Lee (Cover)
Joseph Rybandt (Editor)
June Chung (Cover)
Marshal Hoyt (Managing Editor)
Soo Lee (Cover)
Taylor Esposito (Letterer)
Torunn Grønbekk (Writer)
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