
Novel Crossovers: Stephen King Lear
February 18, 2022 by Wrong Hands
Posted in Cartoon | Tagged Authors, Books, Cartoons, Classics, Comics, crossovers, Funny, Humor, John Atkinson, King Lear, Literature, Novels, Reading, Shakespeare, Stephen King, Wrong Hands | 14 Comments
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Good one.
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Sounds legit
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And they lived happily ever after, once upon a time.
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“lived”? Not really.
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But is ” lived ” the live as we know it……..
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Fair
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Bah! You challenge us – our little grey cells – to complete the plot.
But ghosts are so en vogue.
So the spirits of the town’s people rise up to learn to work together to defeat the evil presence and banish it…mostly.
The town becomes an artists colony.
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I like it! Very David Lynch.
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And the art created, if reflected in a mirror, provides glimpses of individual townspeople so they are not forgotten.
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Nice!
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Hey John Atkinson. First, I LOVE your work. Second, I have a whole buttload of Atkinsons in my family tree (did a history of my branch a few years ago, based mostly on oral history so who knows?). There’s even a John Atkinson in there a few generations back–he was the head stable lad at Greystoke Castle back in the day.
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Cool, Distant cousin? Head stable lad – definitely me.
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A little shorter than expected but the plot is good and it sums up nicely
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Keep laughing
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I especially like the New England version of the castle, tower and moat…
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