Reader's beware your in for a scare
https://youtu.be/gXiYpfR-cRE
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Had to resize this one. Original was too large
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Now for the R. l. Stine short
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This is on my backlogs.
How is R.L. doing in the writing end?
I remember there was some upset for the first issue?
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>I remember there was some upset for the first issue?
Yeah people didn't like man thing talking
His writing not the best but better than Slott
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The end
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The translation from script to panel really doesn't work for his comedic dialogue.
Too rapid-fire
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Gotta get back
Back to the Swamp
Man-Thing
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It seems that he's a bit uncomfortable with writing comics. His style is the same one he used for his horror stories, and it doesn't work as well in a visual medium. It is interesting, but ti's very different from other comics
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I feel like if he could just space the back-to-back thoughts out a bit more between panels, his writing would work a bit better. I don't know how dialogue is added to comics when the art and writing are handled separately, though, so I don't even know if that's possible.
The backup story seems alright, just like the first one.
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Wow... Did R.L.Stine have a MRA ghostwrite this?
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It is just a twist ending. People acting like assholes is common there.
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It's just that it's real weird because this was the solicitation.
>With a horror backup from R.L. STINE and KATE NIEMCZYK (MOCKINGBIRD)! You’ll want to check out THIS feminist agenda…
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Outrage!
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Having Man-Thing play Greek Chorus just doesn't work for the character either. If he just left that out and let Man-Thing's actions speak for him the entire story would be a lot better.