When asked if the lyrics included in the comics would be turned into a soundtrack, Levy commented on his dreams of the original producer getting involved, “No music because it's a book, but my dream is that maybe he'd go, 'Wow, these are so awesome, I'm gonna write music for this'. Probably won't happen, but you never know."

So far, the news of a sequel has had mixed responses on social media, with lots of fans voicing their disappointment that another film isn’t being made.

One Twitter user didn’t sound too thrilled by the idea, writing, “Can't believe there's going to be a Nightmare Before Christmas 'sequel' and it's just a comic book about the bloody dog”.

Another admitted they felt rather let down by the announcement, tweeting: “Thought my all time favourite film had a sequel coming out, but it turns out it's a comic book series, not a film”.

Nightmare Before Christmas FINALLY gets the sequel you’ve been dreaming of