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The animated series Amphibia concluded in 2022 with a satisfying ending and a look at what the characters’ lives would be like a decade later. Now, creator Matt Braly has announced the story will continue in a new comic book series called Amphibia: Strange Voyage, a collaboration between Disney and publisher TokyoPop. Braly recently shared that the comic will focus on the Plantar family, particularly the dynamic between Ivy and Sprig. He described how Ivy is excited for a new adventure together, while Sprig is still preoccupied with memories of their human friends. The comic will also explore the characters’ ongoing grief and adjustment after losing their human companions, with each character coping with the loss in their own way.

Just like the comic books, the X-Men movies have shown us heroes dying. These deaths are often very emotional, especially when they mark the end of a character’s story. While each loss is sad in its own way, they all left audiences feeling a strong sense of grief.

This is an early review, so rest assured, there are no spoilers! Here’s the premise: Dracula is back from the dead and surprisingly, he’s seeking redemption. His plan? Join forces with the British during World War II. He’ll be dropped into a Nazi train packed with soldiers, supervillains, and a dangerous vampire plague that could unleash a new wave of terror. Dracula must fight his way through, confronting his past and battling the evil Hazel and Ivy, who are leading the Nazis and seem determined to see him fail. It’s a complex setup, but Operation: Iron Coffin #1 handles it brilliantly and hints at a story with stakes far beyond simply defeating the Nazis.

The studio appears to have done an excellent job, successfully combining high-quality visuals, impressive effects, and smooth performance.