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Naruzeldamaster
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What's your favorite example (Modern or otherwise) of the 'cartoon' villain.
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Chucky is another good one yeah, and although he's a pale imitation meant for kids, the doll from Goosebumps too. Same idea just, toned...
Sunday at 3:22 PM
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Genly
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How to set the scene.
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Another aspect of scene setting would be figuring out what to include to motivate the plot. It think the idea of Chekhov's gun is that...
Sunday at 3:12 PM
casval
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What's your favorite example (Modern or otherwise) of the 'cartoon' villain.
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I love a horror movie slasher who is always ready with a quip. I grew up with Nightmare on Elm Street, Freddy Krueger got sillier with...
Sunday at 2:56 PM
Naruzeldamaster
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What's your favorite example (Modern or otherwise) of the 'cartoon' villain.
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Both of those are great lol though Snidely leans quite a bit into 'moustache twirler' (sometimes literally) I had not seen Andy...
Sunday at 2:39 PM
casval
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How to set the scene.
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I've definitely drawn on video games for inspiration before, visual novels especially as the closest cousin to (non-visual) novels...
Sunday at 2:17 PM
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Robert ss Gordon
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Do you like fantasy and Zombies?
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Thank you very much! It really does, and I hope you give it a chance! You won't regret it :) Volume 1 is complete, and Volume 2 is...
Sunday at 1:35 PM
pmmg
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What's your favorite example (Modern or otherwise) of the 'cartoon' villain.
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I thought Andy Griffith did a great job in Rustlers Rhapsody.
Sunday at 1:22 PM
Adam Scribentis
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Return to Life
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Welcome back!
Sunday at 12:50 PM
Karlin
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What's your favorite example (Modern or otherwise) of the 'cartoon' villain.
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A tie between Boris Badanov and Snidely Whiplash.
Sunday at 12:43 PM
A. E. Lowan
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What makes you give up on a book?
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Somebody's read James Joyce~
Sunday at 11:55 AM
Naruzeldamaster
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What's your favorite example (Modern or otherwise) of the 'cartoon' villain.
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That's the thing? The ones that I like (That are cartoonishly evil) tend to actually be [gasp] well written as well. Though some like Dr...
Sunday at 11:19 AM
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ThrillhoBaggins
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What's your favorite example (Modern or otherwise) of the 'cartoon' villain.
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I don't know, I tend not to like villains that are just cartoonishly evil. But your list does include some very good ones.
Sunday at 10:56 AM
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ThrillhoBaggins
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Do you like fantasy and Zombies?
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The cover is very good. Makes you wonder what is going on there so you will want to read and find out.
Sunday at 10:55 AM
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ThrillhoBaggins
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What makes you give up on a book?
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I find that things others might consider very boring are very compelling to me, so it definitely is only a few things that would make me...
Sunday at 10:53 AM
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ThrillhoBaggins
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Return to Life
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Hello! Always happy to help!
Sunday at 10:51 AM
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