His head may be detachable and his face may be fearsome, but the merrily macabre Jack Skellington is crazy over Christmas-even though he sees the Yuletide festivities from his own Halloween-skewed point-of-view. Through the magic of stop-motion animation, the Pumpkin King expresses many a heartfelt emotion through his skull-like face, for the puppet-figure animators that brought this soulful skeleton to life employed nearly 180 interchangeable heads to convey every sentiment Jack is feeling in his bones. Making everyone feel like an honorary citizen of Halloween Town, Jack is here to celebrate 25 years of Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas with frightfully ten different faces-complete with the corresponding movie moment on the back of each note card- that only a monster (or a monster-lover) could love.