So I don’t know if it’s clear here or not, but rather than just trying to do a job and screwing it up, Gravedust and E-Merl are “working” these ghosts a little bit, playing Good Cop and Dangerously Stupid Cop. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Another of Phil’s good additions was the confusion over what to call “a former resident of Battleshire.” It’s a nice comedy bit, though it gets sadder when you reflect that any authorities on that subject are no longer with us […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Note how Gravedust falls back on the concept of “a ghost’s unfinished business,” which is his principal raison d’etre as a mystic, even if here he’s hoping that resolving that “unfinished business” will help with his business in ways that […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Does this frighten you? pic.twitter.com/KkT7iTd8hj — Netflix US (@netflix) August 8, 2016 Phil’s response to this script was to ask why Gravedust was so bitchy in panels 1 and 2. My response: “I didn’t see this as anything more than […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Holy hell, what John did with this. Script sample: Here our trip into Seuss-style art begins. Regarding “Seuss-style:” I’d suggest going to the original book’s illustrations for inspiration on this one, including its simple two-color palette (it’s black and white […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
