Second “Disney Frozen” Comic Book Series Announced by Dark Horse Comics

Comic Book readers and fans of Disney’s Frozen can delight in the fact that Dark Horse Comics has announced a second “Disney Frozen” comic series.

  • The second installment in the “Disney Frozen” series from Dark Horse will be titled “Disney Frozen: Reunion Road.”
  • Writer Joe Caramagna, who penned “Disney Frozen: Breaking Boundaries,”  returns to the world of “Disney Frozen,” alongside newcomers like layout artist Eduardo Francisco, line artist Eduard Petrovich, colorists Nastia Beloushova and Yana Chinstova, and letterer Comicraft.
  • The first of three issues of “Disney Frozen: Reunion Road” will be available March 6, 2019.
  • For those looking to catch up on all the adventures of Elsa and Anna prior to picking up the new comic, the complete collection of “Disney Frozen: Breaking Boundaries” will be available January 29, 2019.
  • “Disney Frozen: Reunion Road” is available for pre-order at your local comic book shop, while the “Disney Frozen: Breaking Boundaries” graphic novel can be pre-ordered here.

More on “Disney Frozen: Reunion Road”:

  • In “Disney Frozen: Reunion Road,” Anna and Elsa are invited to a harvest festival in the kingdom of Snoob! As they wonder about this faraway kingdom, they discover that Kai has a long-lost brother—in Snoob, this sets them on an adventure to reunite the two brothers . . . Join the Arendelle sisters, with Kai, Olaf, Kristoff, and Sven, on a road to reunion, where surprises await at every twist and turn!

ICYMI – More Frozen news:

  • Square Enix’s popular mobile game, Kingdom Hearts Union X [Cross], will be getting some winter magic with new themed outfits and character medals based on Disney’s Frozen.
  • Disney has announced that they have reached a licensing agreement with developer Jam City for mobile games and the first game being developed will be based on the sequel to Frozen.
  • During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, actor Jack Whitehall discussed his role in Disney’s Frozen that was later cut.