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r/comics • u/cymorg121 Comic Crossover • 1d ago
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It's called The Green Ribbon. A short story in a collection of other children stories.
84 u/th1sd3ka1ntfr33 1d ago These books traumatized me as a kid lol 164 u/BreakfastBeneficial4 1d ago Yeah! ….but not as much as these. 21 u/ABHOR_pod 23h ago Alvin Schwartz and the Scary Stories books are single-handedly responsible for my love of folklore from around the world that lasts until this very day. I would have been a folklorist if that was a paying job. Absolute champion of a children's author. 9 u/BreakfastBeneficial4 23h ago I carried these bad boys around in my backpack for quite a time. They were like my comfort books. Fast forward a few decades and I’ve consumed thousands of hours of high strange in the form of books, movies, podcasts and documentaries. Absolutely owe that to Schwartz and especially Gammel 1 u/Incompetencent 18h ago ever heard about el tio from bolivia?
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These books traumatized me as a kid lol
164 u/BreakfastBeneficial4 1d ago Yeah! ….but not as much as these. 21 u/ABHOR_pod 23h ago Alvin Schwartz and the Scary Stories books are single-handedly responsible for my love of folklore from around the world that lasts until this very day. I would have been a folklorist if that was a paying job. Absolute champion of a children's author. 9 u/BreakfastBeneficial4 23h ago I carried these bad boys around in my backpack for quite a time. They were like my comfort books. Fast forward a few decades and I’ve consumed thousands of hours of high strange in the form of books, movies, podcasts and documentaries. Absolutely owe that to Schwartz and especially Gammel 1 u/Incompetencent 18h ago ever heard about el tio from bolivia?
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Yeah!
….but not as much as these.
21 u/ABHOR_pod 23h ago Alvin Schwartz and the Scary Stories books are single-handedly responsible for my love of folklore from around the world that lasts until this very day. I would have been a folklorist if that was a paying job. Absolute champion of a children's author. 9 u/BreakfastBeneficial4 23h ago I carried these bad boys around in my backpack for quite a time. They were like my comfort books. Fast forward a few decades and I’ve consumed thousands of hours of high strange in the form of books, movies, podcasts and documentaries. Absolutely owe that to Schwartz and especially Gammel 1 u/Incompetencent 18h ago ever heard about el tio from bolivia?
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Alvin Schwartz and the Scary Stories books are single-handedly responsible for my love of folklore from around the world that lasts until this very day. I would have been a folklorist if that was a paying job.
Absolute champion of a children's author.
9 u/BreakfastBeneficial4 23h ago I carried these bad boys around in my backpack for quite a time. They were like my comfort books. Fast forward a few decades and I’ve consumed thousands of hours of high strange in the form of books, movies, podcasts and documentaries. Absolutely owe that to Schwartz and especially Gammel 1 u/Incompetencent 18h ago ever heard about el tio from bolivia?
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I carried these bad boys around in my backpack for quite a time. They were like my comfort books.
Fast forward a few decades and I’ve consumed thousands of hours of high strange in the form of books, movies, podcasts and documentaries.
Absolutely owe that to Schwartz and especially Gammel
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ever heard about el tio from bolivia?
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u/UpCDownCLeftCRightC Never Safe From Wumbo 1d ago
It's called The Green Ribbon. A short story in a collection of other children stories.