Disney Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas

This is basically the same story as the movie. The art was well done and the manga really kept the Manga style, even though the story is Western made. Although I've seen the movie, it was enjoyable to read the story in manga style. Though I did catch myself trying to sing along with the story! Tokyo Pop came out with a new collectors edition that I was able to read and overall I think it is great to buy and keep if you are a fan of Tim Burton. The length of the manga is pretty short. The manga did notcontain any chapters. The only extra added information was a small introduction of each main character at the end of the manga. See my Review here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXHRzNz3zoE

This is such a cute little manga to have in your Nightmare Before Christmas collection, or for your manga collection in general. This manga is basically the movie in comic form, except Sally has a little more focus than she did in the movie. So if you're a fan of her character you might like the manga. The story follows the movie scene for scene, there's even different font for the musical scenes. The manga's art is obviously different than the movie....which is understandable since it was drawn by a mangaka and not drawn by Tim Burton. So, some characters will look a little off ifyou're a stickler for that sort of thing. Other than that, I highly reccomend this manga if you're a Nightmare Before Christmas fan.